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Перевод: iniquitous

[прилагательное]
чудовищный; несправедливый; ужасающе несправедливый

Тезаурус:

1. "Certainly smuggling is monstrous and iniquitous," replied the Mayor smoothly, "and we are indeed fortunate to have stamped it out at last.
2. Iniquitous
3. "B-but this is m-monstrous iniquitous!" spluttered Pugwash.
4. As Bowen admitted, it had been "like the Alamo" for Norwich and bastions was on the lips of every Millwall supporter as they headed home complaining of an iniquitous defeat, their moans contrasting the broadcasted cries of consummation.
5. It's iniquitous.
6. Alternatively, was it an iniquitous form of torture perfected in Munich?
7. At school there was an iniquitous system known as House Order, according to which all the girls in one house were graded from one to, say, thirty-six, the criterion being the individual's worth to the community.
8. The Duke of Dunstable, however, a Wodehouse creation, was never happier than when firing off letters on the subject of the government's iniquitous rates of income tax.
9. Despite all the iniquitous talk about the demise of the mainframe, he firmly believes that mainframe sales still prop up all other areas of activity at IBM.
10. Of course, the iniquitous one-way traffic between north and south must be sorted out, and third-world debt slashed - but what can we do in the meantime?
11. What makes it so is not so much the iniquitous voting system which put in power a government that commands the support of only 42 percent of the electorate (significantly less, taking into account abstentions and spoiled votes)).
12. Although the authors in this book agree that the situation is iniquitous, they differ in their views of the solution.
13. We protest against the iniquitous decision of the Ballymoney Council in closing this hall to the message of Protestantism.