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Meanings of inequitable in English

Portuguese
injusto
Spanish
desigual

Not equitable or fair.

injusto
Usage of inequitable in English
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The gap in heat-beating infrastructure creates an inequitable distribution of health risk.
The Guardian
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It said these factors enabled the perpetuation of inequitable outcomes for Māori.
Radio NZ
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I realized I wanted to tell Arthur the whole implausible, inequitable story.
With friends like these
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In communities where educational opportunities are inequitable, this can't be summarily dismissed.
Ebony
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Madam, - The Government estimates published last week portray an inequitable, callous society.
The Irish Times
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Conclusions: Levels of effective fever treatment are low and inequitable in many contexts.
Pubmed
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This laissez-faire attitude shores up an inequitable political system in Ireland.
The Irish Times
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It says the system of local charges is inequitable and will hit competitiveness.
The Irish Times
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To make matters worse, police deployment is highly inequitable between areas.
The South African
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Despite what many people believe, stamp duty is a cheap and inequitable tax.
The Irish Times
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A more important reason to remove letting fees is that they are inequitable.
Radio NZ
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This leads to inequitable environmental burdens and alienation from mainstream environmentalism.
The Guardian
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And assuredly, living seems to me in everything a wasteful and inequitable process.
Jurgen: A Comedy of Justice
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Too many of our welfare programs are inequitable and invite abuse.
State of the Union Addresses
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The Cancer Control Agency is tasked with ending inequitable cancer care.
Radio NZ
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We can turn that inequitable situation around tomorrow by mobilizing the assets of numbers.
Feminist dot com
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Portuguese
injusto
Inequitable through the time