What is another word for vice?
664 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ v_ˈaɪ_s], [ vˈa͡ɪs], [ vˈaɪs]Table of Contents
Similar words for vice:- agent (adjective)
- act (noun)
- attribute (noun)
- bad habit; sin (noun)
- badness (noun)
- blemish (noun)
- brace (noun)
- clamp (noun)
- corruption (noun)
- crime (noun)
- default (noun)
- defect (noun)
- depravity (noun)
- enormity (noun)
- evil (noun)
- failing (noun)
- fault (noun)
- feet of clay (noun)
- flaw (noun)
- folly (noun)
- harm (noun)
- improbity (noun)
- lapse (noun)
- mortal sin (noun)
- peccadillo (noun)
- sin (noun)
- transgression (noun)
- venial sin (noun)
- vice (noun)
- villainousness (noun)
- weakness (noun)
- weak point (noun)
- wrong (noun)
- profane (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
Definition for Vice:
- The buffoon of the old English moralities, or moral dramas, having the name sometimes of one vice, sometimes of another, or of itself; - called also Iniquity.
Synonyms for Vice:
adj.
•agent (adjective)n.
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- date rape,
- indecent assault,
- sexual harassment,
- abuse,
- sexual abuse,
- indecent exposure,
- acquaintance rape,
- gang-rape.
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- bellows,
- blowlamp,
- bit,
- awl,
- adjustable wrench,
- box end wrench,
- blowtorch,
- Allen Wrench,
- bradawl,
- clean,
- applicator.
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- habit,
- ritual,
- routine,
- daily life,
- tendency,
- as is someone's wont,
- common practice,
- custom,
- way of life,
- take to.
- vice.
- evildoing,
- carnality,
- squalor,
- offense,
- lewdness,
- profligacy,
- maleficence,
- debasement,
- lust,
- licentiousness,
- libidinousness,
- malignance,
- perversion,
- degeneracy,
- immorality,
- decay,
- debauchery,
- trespass,
- rot,
- lechery,
- venality,
- ill,
- iniquity,
- indecency.
- macula,
- speck,
- beauty spot,
- Moles,
- nevus,
- cicatrix,
- nodules,
- scar,
- nodule,
- blackheads,
- Nevi,
- whitehead,
- Maculae,
- Cicatrices,
- tarnishes,
- whiteheads,
- blot on landscape,
- smudge,
- blot on the landscape,
- Hickeys,
- maculation,
- pock,
- lentigo,
- hickey,
- blackhead.
- de cadences,
- de cadence,
- de gradation,
- de generations,
- de-generations,
- de-generation,
- de-cadences,
- sinfulnesses,
- de-gradation,
- de generation,
- de gradations,
- loosenesses,
- de-cadence,
- de-gradations.
- Delict,
- malefactions,
- tort,
- Malefaction,
- lawlessness,
- delictum,
- Peccancy,
- Torts,
- criminality,
- delicts,
- illegality,
- fast one,
- evil behavior,
- scandal,
- criminalities,
- unlawful act,
- antisocial behavior.
- dis regards,
- over-sight,
- de-fault,
- in-adequacy,
- dis regard,
- non-payments,
- over-sights,
- de fault,
- over-looking,
- dis-regards,
- over sights,
- in adequacies,
- in adequacy,
- non payment,
- over looking,
- in-sufficiencies,
- in-sufficiency,
- non payments,
- in sufficiency,
- de-faults,
- dis-regard,
- in sufficiencies,
- de faults,
- in-adequacies,
- over sight,
- overlookings.
- in-jury,
- un soundnesses,
- in juries,
- mis take,
- mis takes,
- mis-takes,
- in jury,
- marrings,
- mis-take,
- un-soundness,
- un soundness,
- un-soundnesses,
- rough spots.
- in accuracy,
- in discretions,
- evil doings,
- in-discretion,
- mis-cues,
- mis-cue,
- mis cues,
- answerabilities,
- in-accuracy,
- mis cue,
- loss innocence,
- in-accuracies,
- in accuracies,
- in discretion,
- slip ups,
- in-discretions.
- dottinesses,
- dumb thing do,
- dumb tricks,
- in-advisability,
- in advisability,
- inadvisabilities,
- witlessnesses,
- daftnesses,
- in-advisabilities,
- in advisabilities.
- dis service,
- wear tear,
- banefulnesses,
- dis-service,
- dis-services,
- mis chances,
- deleteriousnesses,
- dis services,
- mis chance,
- noxiousnesses,
- mis-chances,
- perniciousnesses,
- mis-chance.
- minor infraction,
- petty offense,
- slight transgression,
- small infraction,
- small sin,
- minor sin,
- minor fault.
- de merit,
- un-righteousnesses,
- evil-doings,
- dis obediences,
- de-merit,
- dis-obedience,
- un godliness,
- un righteousnesses,
- un righteousness,
- de-merits,
- venialities,
- de merits,
- peccabilities,
- unrighteousnesses,
- un-godliness,
- ungodlinesses,
- un-righteousness,
- dis-obediences,
- un-godlinesses,
- un godlinesses,
- dis obedience,
- wrongnesses.
- breaking of law,
- de fiance,
- de fiances,
- over stepping,
- de-fiances,
- over-stepping,
- oversteppings,
- breaking law,
- errings,
- de-fiance.
- perverseness,
- Damnability,
- sadism,
- obnoxiousness,
- blameworthiness,
- sinisterness,
- reprehensibleness,
- degeneration,
- feloniousness,
- iniquitousness,
- impropriety.
- bribings,
- mis representations,
- unscrupulousnesses,
- mis representation,
- fraudulencies,
- on take,
- de-moralizations,
- jobberies,
- fiddlings,
- un-scrupulousness,
- mis-representation,
- un-scrupulousnesses,
- profiteerings,
- shady deals,
- de moralization,
- un scrupulousnesses,
- de-moralization,
- breach trust,
- de moralizations.
v.
•profane (verb)- commits sin,
- were evil,
- commits sacrilege,
- be fouls,
- mis-using,
- be fouled,
- am evil,
- dost wrong,
- de-based,
- talking dirty,
- de-base,
- putting double whammy on,
- mudslings,
- doth wrong,
- be fouling,
- was evil,
- talks dirty,
- being evil,
- de-basing,
- mis using,
- pro fanes,
- de-spoiled,
- pro fane,
- doest wrong,
- pro-fane,
- de spoiling,
- wert evil,
- mudslinged,
- mis used,
- pro-fanes,
- committed sin,
- mis-used,
- de spoiled,
- de base,
- committed sacrilege,
- be-foul,
- be foul,
- be-fouls,
- be-fouling,
- de spoils,
- doeth wrong,
- re-vile,
- de spoil,
- didst wrong,
- de basing,
- de based,
- be-fouled,
- committing sacrilege,
- committing sin,
- re vile,
- de-spoiling,
- wast evil,
- is evil,
- puts double whammy on,
- talked dirty,
- are evil,
- de-spoil,
- de-spoils.
Other synonyms:
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- villainy.
- disorder,
- recidivism,
- Gyve,
- however,
- subordinate,
- impiousness,
- eroticism,
- discover,
- misbehavior,
- in behalf of,
- intemperateness,
- adopt,
- next friend,
- deficient,
- frailness,
- inadequate,
- vandalism,
- Unchastity,
- misconduct,
- quite,
- delinquency,
- in the midst,
- misprision of treason,
- pernicious,
- frail,
- by,
- intemperance,
- viciousness,
- misdeed,
- exponent,
- stand-in,
- amorality,
- horseplay,
- Valetudinarianism,
- foulness,
- handcuff,
- catch,
- fastener,
- surrogate,
- irons,
- kinkiness,
- for,
- in preference to,
- mischievous,
- misbehaviour,
- vise,
- Paranymph,
- disorderly conduct,
- abhor,
- Nippers,
- minus,
- hang,
- From,
- pleader,
- misdemeanour,
- drawback,
- constrict,
- proxy,
- impurity,
- vicar general,
- lawbreaking,
- bond,
- ancillary,
- cut,
- gaming,
- pursue,
- dissipation,
- compress,
- impulse,
- thence,
- attend to,
- abundant,
- attach,
- celebrate,
- evilness,
- sacrilege,
- discourtesy,
- Hopples,
- failure,
- opulent,
- how,
- fetter,
- executive officer,
- whence,
- hammer,
- vehicle,
- borer,
- brace,
- besetting sin,
- in lieu of,
- look,
- pliers,
- bitter,
- pinion,
- understudy,
- contamination,
- straight jacket,
- attorney,
- figurehead,
- this world,
- incompleteness,
- shortcoming,
- Sybaritism,
- debility,
- so,
- locum tenens,
- lieutenant,
- cardiograph,
- rowdiness,
- want,
- tighten,
- acting,
- streetwalking,
- sicken,
- Tenpenny,
- substitute,
- delegate,
- teeth,
- vicious,
- bad habit,
- naughtiness,
- keep,
- why,
- nth,
- impiety,
- rape,
- lasciviousness,
- irreverence,
- ruffianism,
- nonetheless,
- oar,
- in place of,
- utility man,
- on behalf of,
- whereby,
- deviance,
- prostitution,
- deviation,
- weak point,
- disorderliness,
- weak side,
- therefore,
- plentiful,
- demerit,
- offence,
- representative,
- blot,
- administer,
- dummy,
- clutches,
- degradation,
- locum,
- forceps,
- lax,
- mar,
- instead of,
- vicegerent,
- deviancy,
- manage,
- atrocious,
- aberration,
- malpractice,
- misfeasance,
- misdemeanor,
- alternatively,
- fertile,
- navigation,
- dirty,
- spoon,
- badli,
- nevertheless,
- Misprision,
- clip,
- join,
- brutal,
- dissoluteness,
- detest,
- edge tool,
- indiscretion,
- amicus curiae,
- mention,
- peg,
- snowplow,
- DO,
- deficiency,
- dedicate oneself to,
- replacing,
- immoral,
- where,
- procurator,
- tongs,
- hate,
- Libertinage,
- hence,
- observe,
- loathe,
- sinful,
- wantonness,
- Libertinism,
- deviltry,
- Pincers,
- nail,
- imperfection,
- Wrong-doing,
- prodigality,
- disruption,
- voluptuousness,
- instead,
- backup man,
- undertake,
- manacle,
- insufficient,
- commemorate,
- abominate,
- advocate,
- feebleness,
- guilt,
- backup,
- as proxy for,
- wherefore,
- as representing,
- then,
- UNNATURAL ACT,
- obscene,
- backsliding,
- devilry,
- vicar,
- disruptiveness,
- shackle,
- ill-doing,
- bad,
- indecorum,
- Strait-jacket,
- secondary,
- rowdyism,
- fierce,
- cruel,
- comply,
- Recapper,
- hooliganism,
- harlotry,
- heinousness,
- engage in,
- unrestraint,
- alter ego,
- malversation,
- unholy,
- wrongdoing,
- bandage,
- whoredom,
- roughhouse,
- support,
- obey,
- depraved,
- Strait-waistcoat,
- fasten,
- follow,
- wicked,
- kink,
- promiscuity,
- c-clamp,
- ferocious,
- indecent,
- additional,
- wrongfulness,
- abnormality,
- bountiful,
- alternate,
- dereliction,
- arms,
- champion,
- pollution,
- Misdoing,
- trammel,
- rope,
- hold,
- yet,
- Of,
- withal.
Paraphrases for Vice:
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Reverse Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
vice-chair, vicepresident, vice-chairperson, vice-chief, vice-chairmen, vice-minister, vice-chairpersons, vice-president, vice-chancellor, vice-chairman, vice-chairs.
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Noun, singular or mass
vice-chair, vice-chairperson, vice-chairmen, vice-minister, vice-president, vice-chairman.
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Interjection
vice-president.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
parliamentarians, subjects, vice-presidents, assistant.
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Noun, singular or mass
Lacunae, vicepresident, vise, vice-presidents, prostitution, defect, stranglehold, debauchery, assistant.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
Deputies.
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Interjection
vice-chairman.
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Proper noun, singular
Antonyms for Vice:
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n.
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bad habit; sin
good, development, right, improvement, honor, purity, kindness, virtue, cleanness, decency, propriety, obedience, growth, good point, chastity, goodness, happiness, modesty, morality, strength.
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weakness
advantage, strong point.
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Other antonyms:
uprightness, legitimacy, sinlessness, decorousness, excellence, merit, Scrupulosity, godliness, righteousness, perfection, integrity, scrupulousness, rectitude, holiness, spotlessness, correctness, blamelessness, pureness, seemliness, innocence, honesty.
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bad habit; sin
Vice Sentence Examples:
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It is true that many boys seek to be private that they may be vicious, and that the having the opportunity for privacy leads to vice.
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The vice principal's lips tightened.
Homophones for Vice:
- vise.
Hypernym for Vice:
n.
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act
gaming, gambling, intemperance, play, intemperateness.
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act
Hyponym for Vice:
n.
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act
evildoing, transgression.
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act
