In-i'quoŭs, a.

a. [Lat. iniquus, from prefix in, not, and æquus, even, equal; It. & Pg. iniquo, Sp. inicuо, Pr. inic, enic, Fr. inique. Cf. EQUITY.] Unjust. [Obs.]

Whatever is done through any unequal affection is iniquous, wicked, and wrong. Shaftesbury.