Meanings of so iniquitous in English

The whole transaction was so iniquitous that Wyclif could not restrain his indignation.

He refused to submit to so iniquitous a condition; and a fine of six thousand pounds was imposed upon him.

But where the greatest public wrong is also conjoined with a considerable private one, no wonder the highest disapprobation attends so iniquitous a behaviour.

Miss Martineau observes, In no country I believe are the marriage laws so iniquitous as in England, and the conjugal relation, in consequence, so impaired.

She remains a social reformer, and is disposed to agree with Bishop Gore that the present system is so iniquitous that it cannot be Christianised.

"I would sooner throw up my commission than lend myself in any way to a proceeding so iniquitous."

'They will have enough left to live upon, thank God,' said she; 'but did you ever hear of so barefaced, so iniquitous a robbery?