The word iniquitous It is a term that does not enjoy a recurring use in the current language of the Spanish language, therefore, for many it may sound strange, although, when reviewing the two references it has, we find that it expresses issues that do turn out to be everyday.
On the one hand, the word wicked expresses that which is unfair and absolutely lacking in equityTherefore, when we are faced with some of the aforementioned situations in which justice does not prevail, it is correct that we use the term wicked. Meanwhile, to better understand the scope of the word, we need to shed light on the concept of equity in order to certainly recognize when we are facing a scenario of injustice.
When someone proceeds to judge this or that situation, using their reason, and from a totally impartial perspective, that is, no particular valuations enter into judgment and also judges fairly, then we can speak of equity.
And on the other hand, the other use that the word wicked admits is as a synonym for terms such as being wicked and cruel. A person classified as evil is so because he stands out for his evil and wickedness when it comes to acting and behaving.
In the wicked there is usually no morality, there is no goodness, there is no charity, there is no affection for anything or anyone around him but actions in which cruelty predominates, which will have as a counterpart the generation of pain and suffering in those to whom they are directed and that of course they have not inclined towards evil, far from it.
A person who forces another to serve him and constantly mistreats him without reason can be classified as wicked.
