iniquitously

• Adverbe formel signifiant « d'une manière inique, injuste ou moralement répréhensible ». Dérivé du nom « iniquité », il s'emploie dans des contextes littéraires, juridiques ou rhétoriques pour décrire des actions manifestement injustes ou coupables.

A formal adverb meaning "in a wicked, unjust, or morally reprehensible manner." It is derived from the noun 'iniquity' and is used in literary, legal, or rhetorical contexts to describe actions that are grossly unfair or sinful.

1. Unjustly or wickedlyC2formal

   In a manner that is morally wrong, unfair, or sinful.

   de manière inique

   • The king iniquitously taxed the poor beyond their means.
   • He was iniquitously accused of a crime he did not commit.
   • The company iniquitously exploited its workers for profit.

   Synonymescorruptlycriminallyevilimmorallynefariouslyunjustlywickedlywrongfully

   Antonymesfairlyhonorablyjustlyrighteouslyvirtuously