What is another word for iniquitous?
670 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɪnˈɪkwɪtəs], [ ɪnˈɪkwɪtəs], [ ɪ_n_ˈɪ_k_w_ɪ_t_ə_s]
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Similar words for iniquitous:
- all (adjective)
- bad (adjective)
- corrupt (adjective)
- criminal (adjective)
- crooked (adjective)
- devilish (adjective)
- evil (adjective)
- foul (adjective)
- guilty (adjective)
- heinous (adjective)
- ill (adjective)
- immoral (adjective)
- impious (adjective)
- infamous (adjective)
- injurious (adjective)
- miscreant (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- outrageous (adjective)
- pernicious (adjective)
- profligate (adjective)
- sinful (adjective)
- unfair (adjective)
- unholy (adjective)
- unjustified (adjective)
- unlawful (adjective)
- vicious (adjective)
- vile (adjective)
- wicked (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Iniquitous:
adj.
• all (adjective) • bad (adjective) • corrupt (adjective)- gone the dogs,
- un-scrupulous,
- in constant,
- un-principled,
- perfidious,
- more profiteering,
- most exploiting,
- more suborned,
- un scrupulous,
- twofaced,
- more bribable,
- under-handed,
- in-constant,
- fast loose,
- most suborned,
- gone to dogs,
- un-ethical,
- most bribable,
- more exploiting,
- un trustworthy,
- un principled,
- un-faithful,
- un ethical,
- on take,
- under handed,
- most profiteering,
- un-trustworthy,
- gone dogs,
- doubledealing,
- un faithful,
- double-dealing,
- on the take,
- two faced.
- more indictable,
- un righteous,
- more unrighteous,
- illegal,
- most racket,
- most wildcat,
- more racket,
- most unrighteous,
- more wildcat,
- most indictable,
- un-righteous,
- scandalous,
- out line,
- off base.
- de testable,
- cloven footed,
- most hellborn,
- de monic,
- un hallowed,
- most cloven-footed,
- more mephistophelian,
- clovenfooted,
- most mephistophelian,
- most demoniac,
- more clovenfooted,
- more cloven footed,
- most brutish,
- more cloven-footed,
- in-human,
- most cloven footed,
- most clovenfooted,
- in human,
- more brutish,
- more hellborn,
- more demoniac,
- de-monic,
- de-testable.
- yucky,
- un cleanest,
- yecchiest,
- most sullied,
- most contaminated,
- more polluted,
- un cleaner,
- most pigpen,
- dis graceful,
- foul,
- un-cleanest,
- un clean,
- un-clean,
- dis-graceful,
- un-cleaner,
- more contaminated,
- yecchier,
- mucky,
- more pigpen,
- more sullied,
- most polluted,
- egregious.
- ill mannered,
- un-promising,
- most foreboding,
- most nocent,
- un-gracious,
- un kindest,
- un gracious,
- un-fortunate,
- illmannered,
- un promising,
- un-kinder,
- un fortunate,
- un-luckier,
- more foreboding,
- un-wholesome,
- in auspicious,
- dis-respectful,
- ill,
- un favorable,
- un-kind,
- un luckiest,
- in-auspicious,
- fore-boding,
- un-friendlier,
- un healthy,
- fore boding,
- un-friendliest,
- dis respectful,
- un wholesome,
- un luckier,
- more unpromising,
- un-friendly,
- most unpromising,
- un lucky,
- un healthier,
- un kind,
- un-favorable,
- un friendlier,
- un friendliest,
- un-luckiest,
- un-healthiest,
- more nocent,
- un-kindest,
- un healthiest,
- un-healthy,
- un-lucky,
- un kinder,
- inauspicious.
- in decent,
- un-chastest,
- more saturnalian,
- dis solute,
- un chaster,
- un-chaste,
- in-decent,
- un chastest,
- most saturnalian,
- un chaste,
- x rated,
- dis-solute,
- un-chaster,
- xrated.
- irreverent,
- un-sanctified,
- unsanctified,
- undutiful,
- recusant,
- godless,
- unregenerate,
- desecrative,
- un-regenerate.
- de-generate,
- opprobrious,
- most ill-famed,
- dis-reputable,
- in-famous,
- infamous,
- more ill-famed,
- scurvier,
- more ill famed,
- dis reputable,
- most caitiff,
- ill famed,
- more illfamed,
- de generate,
- most illfamed,
- illfamed,
- more caitiff,
- scurviest,
- in famous,
- most ill famed.
- dis advantageous,
- more unconducive,
- un just,
- un-just,
- un justest,
- dis-advantageous,
- un juster,
- pre-judicial,
- un-juster,
- unconducive,
- un conducive,
- mischievous,
- un-conducive,
- most libeling,
- more libeling,
- un-justest,
- pre judicial,
- most unconducive.
- unrighteous,
- Saturnalian,
- indictable,
- pernicious,
- morally wrong,
- evil,
- unrightful,
- crooked,
- unpromising,
- Double dealing,
- immoral,
- bribable,
- unsporting,
- wide open,
- scurvy,
- profligate,
- unlawful,
- under-the-counter,
- ill-famed,
- gone to the dogs,
- yecchy,
- vile,
- brutish,
- demoniac,
- profiteering,
- villainous,
- criminal,
- unfair,
- rascally,
- godawful,
- Cloven-footed,
- demeritorious,
- un-hallowed,
- wrong,
- bad,
- impious,
- unlicensed,
- outrageous,
- vicious,
- irreverential,
- of easy virtue,
- Hellborn,
- injurious,
- guilty,
- miscreant,
- out of line,
- racket up,
- unjustified,
- nefarious,
- nocent,
- sinful.
- most debauching,
- more debasing,
- un-bearable,
- more shaming,
- more disgracing,
- more depraving,
- un bearable,
- dis-gracing,
- more debauching,
- most depraving,
- de basing,
- dis gracing,
- most debasing,
- most disgracing,
- most shaming,
- de-basing.
- more unrightful,
- un rightful,
- in-excusable,
- more cheating,
- un-warranted,
- un-duest,
- un-fairer,
- in-equitable,
- most cheating,
- one sided,
- un-fairest,
- un sporting,
- in equitable,
- un fairest,
- un duest,
- un justifiable,
- most unrightful,
- un-sporting,
- un fairer,
- in excusable,
- un-reasonable,
- un-justifiable,
- un reasonable,
- onesided,
- more unsporting,
- un due,
- dis criminatory,
- un-fair,
- dis creditable,
- un-due,
- un fair,
- dis-criminatory,
- uncalledfor,
- most unsporting,
- un-rightful,
- dis-creditable,
- un-duer.
- un-holier,
- more irreverential,
- un holier,
- most irreverential,
- un-holiest,
- un holiest,
- un-holy,
- un holy.
- out lawed,
- more unlicensed,
- more under the counter,
- most under-the-counter,
- more under-the-counter,
- most under the counter,
- un licensed,
- un lawful,
- un-authorized,
- un authorized,
- un-lawful,
- un-licensed,
- outlawed,
- out-lawed,
- most unlicensed.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- business,
- irregular,
- improper,
- off beam,
- out,
- awry,
- quarrel,
- Mal-,
- falsely,
- gross,
- bark,
- reprobate,
- erroneous,
- liberal,
- fallacious,
- mistaken,
- false,
- unsound,
- incorrect,
- inconsistent,
- wrongheaded,
- impropriety,
- What,
- speak,
- flawed,
- left field,
- amiss,
- spurious,
- iniquity,
- Misspeak,
- grossly,
- anomaly,
- untenable,
- Mis-,
- imprecise,
- incongruent,
- specious,
- invalid 1,
- wide,
- inexact,
- X,
- wicked,
- wrongly,
- aberrant,
- inaccurate,
- abnormal,
- back,
- delusive,
- ungodly.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
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- peccant.
- dastardly,
- objectionable,
- lecherous,
- horrifying,
- malfeasant,
- malicious,
- abandoned,
- savage,
- blasphemous,
- indecorous,
- unwarrantable,
- blamable,
- dishonourable,
- sinning,
- atheist,
- grisly,
- diabolical,
- accursed,
- dubious,
- evil-minded,
- appalling,
- questionable,
- blackguardly,
- ghastly,
- carnal,
- terrible,
- unallowable,
- Dissipative,
- Disrespectable,
- scary,
- illicit,
- infernal,
- unjustifiable,
- malignant,
- cruel,
- uneven,
- Feared,
- grim,
- miserable,
- malevolent,
- harrowing,
- rotten,
- louche,
- ghoulish,
- disrespectful,
- gruesome,
- rank,
- licentious,
- irredeemable,
- abject,
- bitchy,
- contemptible,
- discreditable,
- brutal,
- malign,
- fearful,
- unthinkable,
- unworthy,
- injudicious,
- taboo,
- scoundrelly,
- unethical,
- demonic,
- Unmeet,
- anti-religious,
- undeserved,
- lewd,
- infidel,
- ignoble,
- sensual,
- sybaritic,
- hateful,
- unprincipled,
- inequitable,
- sacrilegious,
- satanic,
- madcap,
- ornery,
- barbarous,
- illegitimate,
- unrespectable,
- abusive,
- Black-hearted,
- arrant,
- unfit,
- odious,
- heretical,
- unconscionable,
- terrifying,
- inhuman,
- lustful,
- insidious,
- untrustworthy,
- revolting,
- flagrant,
- erotic,
- fulsome,
- pagan,
- grievous,
- awful,
- sin,
- unmentionable,
- dread,
- ignominious,
- nasty,
- unrighteousness,
- unholy,
- shady,
- harmful,
- low-life,
- warped,
- unscrupulous,
- over-the-top,
- undue,
- unbelieving,
- delinquent,
- malefic,
- unhallowed,
- terrific,
- twisted,
- loathsome,
- unmoral,
- monstrous,
- disgusting,
- hellish,
- impiety,
- unrepentant,
- fearsome,
- venal,
- abominable,
- lawless,
- bent,
- unbalanced,
- degraded,
- ruthless,
- disreputable,
- unrestrained,
- wretched,
- frightful,
- unspiritual,
- horrid,
- degrading,
- despicable,
- atrocious,
- fraudulent,
- cussed,
- offensive,
- unpardonable,
- heathen,
- flagitious,
- wrongful,
- shameless,
- profane,
- detestable,
- damned,
- unseemly,
- Unduteous,
- horrific,
- alarming,
- idolatrous,
- deceitful,
- immodest,
- devilish,
- loose,
- dire,
- unsavory,
- dishonest,
- grotesque,
- unreasonable,
- diabolic,
- unnatural,
- iconoclastic,
- dissolute,
- beastly,
- unjust,
- disbelieving,
- unequal,
- Fiendish,
- deviate,
- unmerited,
- barbaric,
- mephistophelian,
- nonreligious,
- naughty,
- eerie,
- execrable,
- impish,
- culpable,
- lascivious,
- wild,
- hideous,
- promiscuous,
- noxious,
- prankish,
- mean,
- voluptuous,
- unforgivable,
- treacherous,
- dreadful,
- shameful,
- wanton,
- libertine,
- knavish,
- disgraceful,
- low,
- impure,
- Unequitable,
- irreligious,
- ne'er-do-well,
- cursed,
- baleful,
- invidious,
- frightening,
- cacodemonic,
- crazy,
- incorrigible,
- contemptuous,
- macabre,
- horrible.
How to use "Iniquitous" in context?
The English word "iniquitous" is defined as "unjust or harmful." It can be used adjectivally to describe something that is unjust or harmful, or it can be used adverbially to describe an action or event that is unjust or harmful. The word "iniquitous" can also be used to describe a situation or person who is unjust or harmful.
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Independent
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Adjective
disgraceful, evil, invidious, oppressive, perverse, shocking, unjustifiable, unjustified, wrong.
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inequitable, outrageous, scandalous, unequal.
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