iniquitous ih-NIK-wi-tuhs adjective WS #24

grossly unfair and morally wrong; characterized by injustice or wickedness; sinful or evil

1. The iniquitous treatment of workers in the factory led to widespread protests and calls for reform.
2. Many considered the new tax policy iniquitous because it disproportionately burdened the poor.
3. The judge condemned the defendant's iniquitous actions that had harmed so many innocent people.
4. The iniquitous system of apartheid denied basic human rights to millions of people.
5. Her iniquitous scheme to defraud elderly investors shocked even seasoned prosecutors.