Vices is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VICES in dictionary:

VERB:
• VICE, to grip with a special tool
PREPOSITION:
• as a substitute for
NOUN:
• immoral or wicked behaviour
• criminal activities involving prostitution, pornography, or drugs
• an immoral or wicked personal characteristic
• a weakness of character or behaviour; a bad habit
• a bad or neurotic habit of stabled horses, typically arising as a result of boredom.
• a metal tool with movable jaws which are used to hold an object firmly in place while work is done on it, typically attached to a workbench
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to vise

Words related to VICES

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Words that contain VICES

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How to use VICES in a sentence

• And here I fell a victim to one of the vices of the system.
• The degradation, the wrongs, the vices, that grow out of slavery, are more than I can describe.
• The moral of the fable is that the welfare of a society depends on the industry of its members, and this, in turn, on their passions and vices.
• Old Shakespeare says something somewhere about our pleasant vices beings whips to goad us with.
• It may well be doubted whether in reality all the virtues have been monopolized by the Antislavery men, all the vices by their opponents.
• It was absorbed and sunk in the fashions and vices of imperial Rome.
• In these and other high offices he developed the vices of maturity, first cruelty, then greed.
• Or, perhaps, in such a nature as his success only brought to light his greed and arrogance and all his other dormant vices.
• Like some of those which preceded it, it made light, indeed glorified, vices of the darkest dye.
• In this one respect, the virtues and vices of the day made, it might almost be said, common cause.
• The gods are just, and of our pleasant vices Make instruments to plague us.
• They were inhabited by a people specially abandoned to vices, and specially odious to the chosen people of God.
• If those vices were to receive a new development, these virtues a new check, by setting before women the higher industries and prizes of society, it would be an immense evil.
• Even characteristic German vices were held to be better than many virtues in other lands.
• Many a man gets credit at the bank on the strength of the safe and conservative vices he practises.
• Sallust said that after a State has been corrupted by luxury and idleness, it may by its mere greatness bear up under the burden of its vices.
• Would you know more? Be satisfied to learn, that he exists upon the follies and the vices of our high nobility.
• Then the two antagonistic vices will have destroyed each other, and the noblest in all human relations, permanent freedom, will have come forth from them.
• When all were ignorant, a mass chanted in an unknown tongue, and a short address warning against the only vices known to ignorant people, sufficed for the whole community.
• He had neither expensive tastes nor wasteful vices.
• If I had had vices such as a promiscuous love of women, I might have found the anticipation of such a future more tolerable.
• What is worse, there are very few of those virtues which are not capable of being imitated, and even outdone in many of their most striking effects, by the worst of vices.
• Each section of the Union has its virtues and vices.
• Downright, straightforward, he told the Emperor truths as to Rome, as to man, and as to his vices, which I have longed to tell him.
• Lord Garvington was not a creditable member of the aristocracy, since his vices greatly exceeded his virtues.

Similar words containing VICE without suffix s

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