iniquity
/ɪˈnɪkwɪti/Definitions
1. noun
the state or quality of being wicked or immoral, especially in a way that is considered to be shocking or scandalous
“The politician’s iniquity was exposed by the media, leading to his downfall.”
2. noun
a wicked or immoral act or practice
“The company’s iniquity was to exploit its workers for cheap labor.”
3. noun
a quality of being unjust or unfair, especially in a system or institution
“The iniquity of the justice system was highlighted by the documentary, exposing its flaws.”
4. noun
a state of being unrighteous or sinful
“The community’s iniquity was to turn a blind eye to the corruption in their midst.”