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单词 vile
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vile

She heard the vile comments, made in an accidental call to her mobile.When he refuses, a row ensues, during which the pair are heard hurling vile abuse.She doesn't want anyone else to be hurt, damaged or in despair because of vile comments spewing from the phones and computers of trolls.It was also said how he sent vile messages boasting how the production team would protect him from being found out.Some of the online comments are vile.We have no idea what effect these vile images have on such young minds.Vile crimes were allowed to continue due to widespread political correctness.He had to toughen his skin against constant and vile abuse.His vile temper is aimed at the baroque plots and nonsensical script.There are too many of these vile creatures getting away with it.She then reported the vile comments to cops.But the vile abuse about his family crosses a line.It was now in the realm of possibility to confront this vile creature.How did the vile comments affect her?The campaign aims to change appalling attitudes toward this vile crime and the conditions victims have to deal with.Their views are vile and despicable.The vile, disgusting messages from the stalker played havoc with our lives.And now he wants to bring his vile message to Britain.He is vile and despicable.An awful lot of us, brought up with these ghastly people, always thought there was something vile lurking in their undergrowth.AT last I have decided to do something about my vile image.

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vile

British English: vile /vaɪl/ ADJECTIVE
If you say that someone or something is vile, you mean that they are extremely unpleasant.
The weather was vile.
  • American English: vile
  • Arabic: وَضِيع
  • Brazilian Portuguese: desprezível
  • Chinese: 极坏的
  • Croatian: grozan
  • Czech: hnusný
  • Danish: afskyelig
  • Dutch: walgelijk
  • European Spanish: vil
  • Finnish: paha viheliäinen
  • French: infect
  • German: abscheulich
  • Greek: πρόστυχος
  • Italian: disgustoso
  • Japanese: 堕落した
  • Korean: 비열한
  • Norwegian: sjofel
  • Polish: nikczemny
  • European Portuguese: desprezível
  • Romanian: infam
  • Russian: подлый
  • Latin American Spanish: vil
  • Swedish: avskyvärd
  • Thai: ชั่วร้าย เลวร้าย
  • Turkish: kokuşmuş
  • Ukrainian: огидний
  • Vietnamese: ghê tởm

Chinese translation of 'vile'

vile

(vaɪl)

adj

  1. (= offensive) [behaviour, language] 可恶(惡)的 (kěwù de)
  2. (= unpleasant) [weather, food, temper] 极坏(壞)的 (jí huài de)
(adjective) 
Definition
morally wicked
a vile and despicable crime
Synonyms
wicked
She flew at me, shouting how evil and wicked I was.
base
Love has the power to overcome the baser emotions.
evil
the country's most evil criminals
mean
Upstaging the bride was a particularly mean trick.
bad
I felt that I was a selfish, ungrateful, and generally bad person.
low
That was a really low trick.
shocking
This was a shocking invasion of privacy.
appalling
ugly
corrupt
corrupt politicians who took bribes
miserable
They have so far accepted only a miserable 1,100 refugees.
vicious
a vicious criminal incapable of remorse
humiliating
perverted
his perverted desires
coarse
degrading
worthless
Murphy was an evil, worthless man.
disgraceful
I complained about his disgraceful behaviour.
vulgar
degenerate
the degenerate attitudes he found among some of his fellow officers
abject
an abject traitor
sinful
He reminded us that such behaviour was sinful in the eyes of God.
despicable
He said it was a despicable crime.
depraved
It has been condemned as the most depraved film of its kind.
debased
a dysfunctional and morally debased organization
loathsome
contemptible
Her husband is a contemptible little man.
It was an utterly contemptible thing to do.
impure
He was accused of having impure motives.
wretched
Politicians – I hate the whole wretched lot of them.
nefarious
He was said to have committed other acts too nefarious to contemplate.
ignoble
an ignoble episode from their country's past
Opposites
pure
,
noble
,
honourable
,
worthy
,
upright
,
righteous
,
chaste
(adjective) 
Definition
disgusting
the vile smell of mouldy cheese
Synonyms
disgusting
The curry was disgusting.
foul
foul, polluted water
revolting
The smell in the cell was revolting.
offensive
the offensive smell of manure
nasty
It's got a really nasty smell.
obscene
It was obscene to spend millions producing unwanted food.
sickening
This was a sickening attack on a defenceless creature.
horrid (informal)
What a horrid smell!
repellent
She still found the place repellent.
repulsive
repulsive, fat, white slugs
noxious
nauseating
The judge described the offences as nauseating and unspeakable.
repugnant
His actions were improper and repugnant.
loathsome
the loathsome spectacle we were obliged to witness
yucky or yukky (slang)
yucko (Australian, slang)
Opposites
lovely
,
pleasant
,
agreeable
,
delicate
,
marvellous
,
splendid
,
sublime

Additional synonyms

in the sense of abject
an abject traitor
Synonyms
despicable,
base,
degraded,
worthless,
vile,
sordid,
debased,
reprehensible,
ignominious,
contemptible,
dishonourable,
ignoble,
detestable,
scungy (Australian, New Zealand)
in the sense of bad
Definition
evil or immoral
I felt that I was a selfish, ungrateful, and generally bad person.
Synonyms
wicked,
criminal,
evil,
corrupt,
worthless,
base,
vile,
immoral,
delinquent,
sinful,
depraved,
debased,
amoral,
egregious,
villainous,
unprincipled,
iniquitous,
nefarious,
dissolute,
maleficent
in the sense of base
Definition
dishonourable or immoral
Love has the power to overcome the baser emotions.
Synonyms
dishonourable,
evil,
corrupt,
infamous,
disgraceful,
vulgar,
shameful,
vile,
immoral,
scandalous,
wicked,
sordid,
abject,
despicable,
depraved,
ignominious,
disreputable,
contemptible,
villainous,
ignoble,
discreditable,
scungy (Australian, New Zealand)

Nearby words of
vile

  • vigorous
  • vigorously
  • vigour
  • vile
  • vileness
  • vilification
  • vilify

Synonyms of 'vile'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of contemptible
Definition
deserving to be despised or hated
Her husband is a contemptible little man.It was an utterly contemptible thing to do.
Synonyms
despicable,
mean,
low,
base,
cheap (informal),
worthless,
shameful,
shabby,
vile,
degenerate,
low-down (informal),
paltry,
pitiful,
abject,
ignominious,
measly (informal),
scurvy (old-fashioned),
detestable,
odious
in the sense of corrupt
Definition
open to or involving bribery or other dishonest practices
corrupt politicians who took bribes
Synonyms
dishonest,
bent (slang),
crooked (informal),
rotten,
shady (informal),
fraudulent,
unscrupulous,
unethical,
venal,
unprincipled,
bribable
in the sense of debased
a dysfunctional and morally debased organization
Synonyms
degraded,
corrupt,
fallen,
low,
base,
abandoned,
perverted,
vile,
sordid,
depraved,
debauched,
scungy (Australian, New Zealand)
in the sense of degenerate
Definition
having deteriorated to a lower mental, moral, or physical level
the degenerate attitudes he found among some of his fellow officers
Synonyms
depraved,
base,
corrupt,
fallen,
low,
perverted,
degraded,
degenerated,
immoral,
decadent,
debased,
debauched,
dissolute,
pervy (slang)
in the sense of depraved
Definition
morally bad
It has been condemned as the most depraved film of its kind.
Synonyms
corrupt,
abandoned,
perverted,
evil,
vicious,
degraded,
vile,
degenerate,
immoral,
wicked,
shameless,
sinful,
lewd,
debased,
profligate,
debauched,
lascivious,
dissolute,
licentious,
pervy (slang)
in the sense of despicable
Definition
deserving contempt
He said it was a despicable crime.
Synonyms
contemptible,
mean,
low,
base,
cheap (informal),
infamous,
degrading,
worthless,
disgraceful,
shameful,
vile,
sordid,
pitiful,
abject,
hateful,
reprehensible,
ignominious,
disreputable,
wretched,
scurvy (old-fashioned),
detestable,
scungy (Australian, New Zealand),
beyond contempt
in the sense of disgraceful
I complained about his disgraceful behaviour.
Synonyms
shameful,
shocking,
scandalous,
mean,
low,
infamous,
degrading,
unworthy,
ignominious,
disreputable,
contemptible,
dishonourable,
detestable,
discreditable,
blameworthy,
opprobrious
in the sense of evil
Definition
(of an act, idea, etc.) causing great harm and misery
the country's most evil criminals
Synonyms
wicked,
bad,
wrong,
corrupt,
vicious,
vile,
malicious,
base,
immoral,
malignant,
sinful,
unholy,
malevolent,
heinous,
depraved,
villainous,
nefarious,
iniquitous,
reprobate,
maleficent
in the sense of foul
Definition
full of dirt or offensive matter
foul, polluted water
Synonyms
dirty,
rank,
offensive,
nasty,
disgusting,
unpleasant,
revolting,
contaminated,
rotten,
polluted,
stinking,
filthy,
tainted,
grubby,
repellent,
squalid,
repulsive,
sullied,
grimy,
nauseating,
loathsome,
unclean,
impure,
grotty (slang),
fetid,
grungy (slang),
putrid,
malodorous,
noisome,
scuzzy (slang),
skanky (slang),
mephitic,
olid,
yucky or yukky (slang),
festy (Australian, slang),
yucko (Australian, slang)
in the sense of horrid
Definition
disagreeable or unpleasant
What a horrid smell!
Synonyms
unpleasant,
terrible (informal),
awful,
offensive,
nasty,
disgusting,
horrible,
dreadful,
obscene,
disagreeable,
yucky or yukky (slang),
yucko (Australian, slang)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of ignoble
Definition
dishonourable
an ignoble episode from their country's past
Synonyms
dishonourable,
low,
base,
mean,
petty,
infamous,
degraded,
craven,
disgraceful,
shabby,
vile,
degenerate,
abject,
unworthy,
shameless,
despicable,
heinous,
dastardly (old-fashioned),
contemptible,
wretched
in the sense of impure
Definition
immoral or obscene
He was accused of having impure motives.
Synonyms
immoral,
corrupt,
obscene,
indecent,
gross,
coarse,
lewd,
carnal,
X-rated (informal),
salacious,
unclean,
prurient,
lascivious,
smutty,
lustful,
ribald,
immodest,
licentious,
indelicate,
unchaste
in the sense of loathsome
Definition
causing loathing
the loathsome spectacle we were obliged to witness
Synonyms
hateful,
offensive,
nasty,
disgusting,
horrible,
revolting,
obscene,
vile,
obnoxious,
repulsive,
nauseating,
odious,
repugnant,
abhorrent,
abominable,
execrable,
detestable,
yucky or yukky (slang),
yucko (Australian, slang)
in the sense of low
Definition
unworthy or contemptible
That was a really low trick.
Synonyms
contemptible,
mean,
base,
nasty,
cowardly,
degraded,
vulgar,
vile,
sordid,
abject,
unworthy,
despicable,
depraved,
menial,
reprehensible,
dastardly (old-fashioned),
scurvy (old-fashioned),
servile,
unprincipled,
dishonourable,
ignoble
in the sense of mean
Definition
ashamed
Upstaging the bride was a particularly mean trick.
Synonyms
dishonourable,
base,
petty,
degraded,
disgraceful,
shameful,
shabby,
vile,
degenerate,
callous,
sordid,
abject,
despicable,
narrow-minded,
contemptible,
wretched,
scurvy (old-fashioned),
ignoble,
hard-hearted,
scungy (Australian, New Zealand),
low-minded
in the sense of miserable
Definition
mean or ungenerous
They have so far accepted only a miserable 1,100 refugees.
Synonyms
pathetic,
low,
sorry,
disgraceful,
mean,
shameful,
shabby,
abject,
despicable,
deplorable,
lamentable,
contemptible,
scurvy (old-fashioned),
pitiable,
detestable,
piteous
in the sense of nasty
Definition
unpleasant
It's got a really nasty smell.
Synonyms
disgusting,
unpleasant,
dirty,
offensive,
foul,
horrible,
polluted,
filthy,
sickening,
vile,
distasteful,
repellent,
obnoxious,
objectionable,
disagreeable,
nauseating,
odious,
repugnant,
loathsome,
grotty (slang),
malodorous,
noisome,
unappetizing,
skanky (slang),
mephitic,
yucky or yukky (slang),
festy (Australian, slang),
yucko (Australian, slang)
in the sense of nauseating
The judge described the offences as nauseating and unspeakable.
Synonyms
disgusting,
offensive,
appalling,
nasty,
foul,
revolting,
sickening,
ghastly,
vile,
obnoxious,
repulsive,
odious,
repugnant,
loathsome,
abhorrent,
abominable,
stomach-churning,
stomach-turning,
repellant,
sick-making
in the sense of nefarious
Definition
evil
He was said to have committed other acts too nefarious to contemplate.
Synonyms
wicked,
base,
criminal,
evil,
foul,
horrible,
dreadful,
vicious,
monstrous,
shameful,
vile,
atrocious,
sinful,
heinous,
depraved,
odious,
abominable,
infernal,
villainous,
iniquitous,
execrable,
detestable,
opprobrious,
infamous
in the sense of obscene
Definition
disgusting
It was obscene to spend millions producing unwanted food.
Synonyms
offensive,
shocking,
evil,
disgusting,
outrageous,
revolting,
sickening,
vile,
wicked,
repellent,
atrocious,
obnoxious,
heinous,
nauseating,
odious,
loathsome,
abominable,
detestable

Additional synonyms

in the sense of offensive
Definition
unpleasant or disgusting to the senses
the offensive smell of manure
Synonyms
disgusting,
gross,
nasty,
foul,
unpleasant,
revolting,
stinking,
sickening,
vile,
repellent,
unsavoury,
obnoxious,
unpalatable,
objectionable,
disagreeable,
nauseating,
odious,
repugnant,
loathsome,
abominable,
grotty (slang),
detestable,
noisome,
yucky or yukky (slang),
festy (Australian, slang),
yucko (Australian, slang)
in the sense of perverted
his perverted desires
Synonyms
unnatural,
sick,
corrupt,
distorted,
abnormal,
evil,
twisted,
impaired,
warped,
misguided,
unhealthy,
immoral,
deviant (old-fashioned),
wicked,
kinky (slang),
depraved,
debased,
debauched,
aberrant,
vitiated,
pervy (slang),
sicko (slang)
in the sense of repellent
Definition
disgusting or distasteful
She still found the place repellent.
Synonyms
disgusting,
offensive,
revolting,
obscene,
sickening,
distasteful,
horrid (informal),
obnoxious,
repulsive,
noxious,
nauseating,
odious,
hateful,
repugnant,
off-putting (British, informal),
loathsome,
abhorrent,
abominable,
cringe-making (British, informal),
yucky or yukky (slang),
yucko (Australian, slang),
discouraging
in the sense of repugnant
Definition
offensive or disgusting
His actions were improper and repugnant.
Synonyms
distasteful,
offensive,
foul,
disgusting,
revolting,
sickening,
vile,
horrid (informal),
repellent,
obnoxious,
objectionable,
nauseating,
odious,
hateful,
loathsome,
abhorrent,
abominable,
yucky or yukky (slang),
yucko (Australian, slang)
in the sense of repulsive
Definition
disgusting or distasteful
repulsive, fat, white slugs
Synonyms
disgusting,
offensive,
foul,
ugly,
forbidding,
unpleasant,
revolting,
obscene,
sickening,
hideous,
vile,
distasteful,
horrid (informal),
repellent,
obnoxious,
objectionable,
disagreeable,
nauseating,
odious,
hateful,
loathsome,
abhorrent,
abominable,
yucky or yukky (slang),
yucko (Australian, slang),
fugly (US, Australian)
in the sense of revolting
Definition
horrible and disgusting
The smell in the cell was revolting.
Synonyms
disgusting,
shocking,
offensive,
appalling,
nasty,
foul,
horrible,
obscene,
sickening,
distasteful,
horrid (informal),
repellent,
obnoxious,
repulsive,
nauseating,
repugnant,
loathsome,
abhorrent,
abominable,
nauseous,
cringe-making (British, informal),
noisome,
yucky or yukky (slang),
yucko (Australian, slang)
in the sense of shocking
Definition
causing dismay or disgust
This was a shocking invasion of privacy.
Synonyms
appalling,
outrageous,
disgraceful,
offensive,
distressing,
disgusting,
horrible,
dreadful,
horrifying,
revolting,
obscene,
sickening,
ghastly,
hideous,
monstrous,
scandalous,
disquieting,
unspeakable,
atrocious,
repulsive,
nauseating,
odious,
loathsome,
abominable,
stupefying,
hellacious (US, slang)
in the sense of sickening
Definition
causing horror or disgust
This was a sickening attack on a defenceless creature.
Synonyms
disgusting,
revolting,
vile,
offensive,
foul,
distasteful,
repulsive,
nauseating,
loathsome,
nauseous,
gut-wrenching,
putrid,
stomach-turning (informal),
cringe-making (British, informal),
noisome,
yucky or yukky (slang),
yucko (Australian, slang)
in the sense of sinful
Definition
being a sin
He reminded us that such behaviour was sinful in the eyes of God.
Synonyms
wicked,
bad,
criminal,
guilty,
corrupt,
immoral,
erring,
unholy,
depraved,
iniquitous,
ungodly,
irreligious,
unrighteous,
morally wrong
in the sense of vicious
a vicious criminal incapable of remorse
Synonyms
depraved,
corrupt,
wicked,
infamous,
degraded,
worthless,
degenerate,
immoral,
sinful,
debased,
profligate,
unprincipled

Additional synonyms

in the sense of worthless
Definition
without merit
Murphy was an evil, worthless man.
Synonyms
good-for-nothing,
base,
abandoned,
useless,
vile,
abject,
despicable,
depraved,
contemptible,
ignoble
in the sense of wretched
Politicians – I hate the whole wretched lot of them.
Synonyms
shameful,
mean,
low,
base,
shabby,
vile,
low-down (informal),
paltry,
despicable,
contemptible,
scurvy (old-fashioned),
crappy (slang),
poxy (slang)
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