Iniquity noun
Pronunciation: /ɪnɪkwəti:/
Etymology: From OLD FRENCH ‘iniquite’; originally from LATIN ‘iniquitas’.
Definition: A form of grossly unfair immorality.
Example Sentences:
‘Dictators often show great iniquity.’
‘Iniquity is a feature of bad teachers; it is because they hate their job, and wish to bequeath that to their pupils.’
‘Your accrasial iniquity can only harm your political image.’
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