Wrong, wickedness; iniquity, injustice. Also: an instance of this.

Wrong, wrongdoing, wickedness, iniquity; (also) impropriety; untruth. Obsolete (rare in later use).

That which is morally unjust, unfair, amiss, or improper; the opposite of right or justice; the negation of equity, goodness, or rectitude…

Injustice, wrong.

The opposite of justice; unjust action; wrong; want of equity, unfairness. With an and plural, An instance of this; an unjust act.

Injustice, impropriety, or injury without due cause. Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

The state, quality, or character of being wrong or wrongful; absence of right, equity, or justice; wrongness.

The quality of being unskilful; inexpertness, †ignorance.

The quality, action, or fact of being unjust (in various senses); esp. injustice; unfairness.

Injustice; unfairness; unjust action or behaviour. Also as a count noun: an instance of this; an unjust act.

That which is contrary to reason or right; injustice.

Unfairness, injustice. Also: an instance or example of this. Obsolete.

Scottish. Unlawful or unreasonable action; = unreason, n. 1. Obsolete. rare.

The character or quality of being morally wrong or wrongful; injustice, wrongfulness.

= unconscionableness, n.