Modifies a noun

• tax: Make a protest - don't just accept the latest hike in this iniquitous tax!

• system: Vote for the end of the iniquitous system that is tearing the world to bits.

• situation: Worse still, they indicate [ Mr Brown ] wonât do anything about this iniquitous situation for the next three years.

• law: There is a climate of fear in British publishing, spread by this country's iniquitous libel laws.

• trade: And please remember that Stead, burning with the belief that an iniquitous trade exists, is desirous of proving it.

• practice: Will he put pressure on the drinks industry to end the iniquitous practice of marketing alcoholic drinks that are clearly aimed at young people?

Used with adjective complement

• seem: So it does seem iniquitous that Scots can vote on English-only matters â especially since Labor relies on them for its majority.