Definition of vice-ridden in English:

vice-ridden

adjective

1(of a place) having a high incidence of activity involving prostitution, pornography, or drugs.
a vice-ridden hub for violent suburban youths
Example sentencesExamples
- Thousands of young people from some of the Mexican capital's toughest vice-ridden neighborhoods have recently begun making monthly pilgrimages to San Hipólito Church.
- Their open soliciting had earned London the reputation, admitted even by the government, of being one of the most viceridden cities in the world.
- During her time in the vice-ridden West End and Soho of the 1950s, she weathered her fair share of violent confrontations.
- The need to escape the overcrowded and vice-ridden "Tenderloin" district prompted many ambitious black families to seek accommodations in Harlem.
- A thinly disguised autobiography, it tears into British society, examining class, religion, loveless families, and vice-ridden public schools.
- This new movie lifts the lid on the murky, back-stabbing, vice-ridden world of the movie agent.
Synonyms
sinful, ungodly, unholy, irreligious, unrighteous, profane, blasphemous, impious, impure
1. 1.1 (of a person) engaging in immoral or dissolute behaviour.
  the present generation of college students is more studious and less vice-ridden
  Example sentencesExamples
  In her opinion the young people he would come in contact with were vice-ridden and ill-educated.
  The Catholics who settled later were held to be poor, illiterate, vice-ridden, and in thrall to their priests.
  Like other vice-ridden players of his time, he was also very good at snooker.
  The film had a good-and-evil battle of biblical proportions raging inside one desperate man, a vice-ridden, junkie cop.
  Late-night casinos are still considered by many as a hang-out for vice-ridden ne'er-do-wells.
  Synonyms
  corrupt, decadent, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, rakish, reprobate, profligate, depraved, perverted, despicable, base, wicked, sinful, ungodly

Definition of vice-ridden in US English:

vice-ridden

adjectiveˈvīsˌridn

1(of a place) having a high incidence of activity involving prostitution, pornography, or drugs.
a vice-ridden hub for violent suburban youths
Example sentencesExamples
- This new movie lifts the lid on the murky, back-stabbing, vice-ridden world of the movie agent.
- Thousands of young people from some of the Mexican capital's toughest vice-ridden neighborhoods have recently begun making monthly pilgrimages to San Hipólito Church.
- During her time in the vice-ridden West End and Soho of the 1950s, she weathered her fair share of violent confrontations.
- A thinly disguised autobiography, it tears into British society, examining class, religion, loveless families, and vice-ridden public schools.
- Their open soliciting had earned London the reputation, admitted even by the government, of being one of the most viceridden cities in the world.
- The need to escape the overcrowded and vice-ridden "Tenderloin" district prompted many ambitious black families to seek accommodations in Harlem.
Synonyms
sinful, ungodly, unholy, irreligious, unrighteous, profane, blasphemous, impious, impure
1. 1.1 (of a person) engaging in immoral or dissolute behavior.
  the present generation of college students is more studious and less vice-ridden
  Example sentencesExamples
  The film had a good-and-evil battle of biblical proportions raging inside one desperate man, a vice-ridden, junkie cop.
  In her opinion the young people he would come in contact with were vice-ridden and ill-educated.
  Late-night casinos are still considered by many as a hang-out for vice-ridden ne'er-do-wells.
  Like other vice-ridden players of his time, he was also very good at snooker.
  The Catholics who settled later were held to be poor, illiterate, vice-ridden, and in thrall to their priests.
  Synonyms
  corrupt, decadent, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, rakish, reprobate, profligate, depraved, perverted, despicable, base, wicked, sinful, ungodly

单词	vice-ridden
释义	Definition of vice-ridden in English: vice-ridden adjective 1(of a place) having a high incidence of activity involving prostitution, pornography, or drugs. a vice-ridden hub for violent suburban youths Example sentencesExamples Thousands of young people from some of the Mexican capital's toughest vice-ridden neighborhoods have recently begun making monthly pilgrimages to San Hipólito Church. Their open soliciting had earned London the reputation, admitted even by the government, of being one of the most viceridden cities in the world. During her time in the vice-ridden West End and Soho of the 1950s, she weathered her fair share of violent confrontations. The need to escape the overcrowded and vice-ridden "Tenderloin" district prompted many ambitious black families to seek accommodations in Harlem. A thinly disguised autobiography, it tears into British society, examining class, religion, loveless families, and vice-ridden public schools. This new movie lifts the lid on the murky, back-stabbing, vice-ridden world of the movie agent. Synonyms sinful, ungodly, unholy, irreligious, unrighteous, profane, blasphemous, impious, impure 1.1 (of a person) engaging in immoral or dissolute behaviour. the present generation of college students is more studious and less vice-ridden Example sentencesExamples In her opinion the young people he would come in contact with were vice-ridden and ill-educated. The Catholics who settled later were held to be poor, illiterate, vice-ridden, and in thrall to their priests. Like other vice-ridden players of his time, he was also very good at snooker. The film had a good-and-evil battle of biblical proportions raging inside one desperate man, a vice-ridden, junkie cop. Late-night casinos are still considered by many as a hang-out for vice-ridden ne'er-do-wells. Synonyms corrupt, decadent, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, rakish, reprobate, profligate, depraved, perverted, despicable, base, wicked, sinful, ungodly Definition of vice-ridden in US English: vice-ridden adjectiveˈvīsˌridn 1(of a place) having a high incidence of activity involving prostitution, pornography, or drugs. a vice-ridden hub for violent suburban youths Example sentencesExamples This new movie lifts the lid on the murky, back-stabbing, vice-ridden world of the movie agent. Thousands of young people from some of the Mexican capital's toughest vice-ridden neighborhoods have recently begun making monthly pilgrimages to San Hipólito Church. During her time in the vice-ridden West End and Soho of the 1950s, she weathered her fair share of violent confrontations. A thinly disguised autobiography, it tears into British society, examining class, religion, loveless families, and vice-ridden public schools. Their open soliciting had earned London the reputation, admitted even by the government, of being one of the most viceridden cities in the world. The need to escape the overcrowded and vice-ridden "Tenderloin" district prompted many ambitious black families to seek accommodations in Harlem. Synonyms sinful, ungodly, unholy, irreligious, unrighteous, profane, blasphemous, impious, impure 1.1 (of a person) engaging in immoral or dissolute behavior. the present generation of college students is more studious and less vice-ridden Example sentencesExamples The film had a good-and-evil battle of biblical proportions raging inside one desperate man, a vice-ridden, junkie cop. In her opinion the young people he would come in contact with were vice-ridden and ill-educated. Late-night casinos are still considered by many as a hang-out for vice-ridden ne'er-do-wells. Like other vice-ridden players of his time, he was also very good at snooker. The Catholics who settled later were held to be poor, illiterate, vice-ridden, and in thrall to their priests. Synonyms corrupt, decadent, dissolute, dissipated, debauched, rakish, reprobate, profligate, depraved, perverted, despicable, base, wicked, sinful, ungodly
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