Definition of "inequal" [in•e•qual]

• Not equal. (adjective)

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• "It may be well to explain the word "inequal" in the lines --"
• "No one has ever come up with any other way the law will be implemented in practice, and just as everyone knows separate but equal means separate and very-inequal, everyone knows there is no crackdown coming on Irish illegal immigrants in Tucson."
• "What is missing here is the elephant (in more senses than one) in the room: like “separate but equal” was only worth having as long as the implementation was separate and very-inequal, despite the anti-profiling window dressing, the only practical value in this law is in pretextual interrogation of Hispanic-origin Arizonans, legally here vel non."