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Meanings of injustice in English
Synonyms
Examples for "iniquity"
Examples for "iniquity"
1
The world is not their friend;-theiniquity is too general and extensive.
2
Job said, 'They that plow iniquity and sow wickedness reap the same.'
3
No room here for tattletale liars and workers of iniquity, say hallelujah.
4
I have hated and abhorred iniquity; but I have loved thy law.
5
I thought you didn't set foot in dens of iniquity like this.
1
Of course, explicating the source of unfairness remains as slippery as ever.
2
Quite apart from its unfairness, it helped create the virus of populism.
3
She wanted to rail and scream at the unfairness of the situation.
4
It's an illustration of how difficult righting past trade unfairness can be.
5
There is often much exaggeration, much unfairness, much acrimony in their debates.
1
Vivienne A Bamboos can go from shining health to shabbiness in weeks.
2
The rest came decked out in borrowed finery, or in undisguised shabbiness.
3
But to Chilcote the shabbiness was restful, the subdued atmosphere a satisfaction.
4
There was none of the occasional shabbiness or dowdiness of Michigan Avenue.
5
He had had enough of that and its rotten carelessness and shabbiness.
Usage of injustice in English
1
In this case, the rule of law was being used for injustice.
2
Ireland has a long and shameful record in terms of social injustice.
3
In a small way, I want to help put right that injustice.
4
The government is preparing to cement injustice and inequality in UK law.
5
A great injustice may be allowed thereby to enter into our system.
6
You have to fight corruption, injustice and poverty, he said by telephone.
7
Amnesty International is a global movement of people 'who take injustice personally'.
8
It's an injustice, it's a crime that they are prisoners, Gonzalez said.
9
Sin consists in quality, not in quantity; and injustice cannot be measured.
10
As though these years, all the injustice of it, had never happened?'
11
I have since seen the error if it, the injustice of it.
12
You can't stand an injustice, no matter how small or how great.
13
There is no other injustice in her case that you know of.
14
We don't get many choices, however much we whine about the injustice.
15
God wipes out injustice with suffering; wrong with blood; sin with death.
16
But no; you do him an injustice; he is greater than that.
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Injustice through the time
Injustice across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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