Vile is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VILE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• odious
• extremely unpleasant
• morally bad; wicked
• of little worth or value
• very wicked
• morally reprehensible
• causing or able to cause nausea
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• morally despicable or physically repulsive

Words related to VILE

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Words that contain VILE

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How to use VILE in a sentence

• No man, one would think, of any tolerable sense, should dare or deign to incur the guilt of a practice so vile and base, so indeed diabolical and detestable.
• Here, the drawing is not only vile, but stupid too.
• And now, I suppose, we are to have a third, some other vile creature who will prey on us and drive us mad.
• It was natural that this Evanson should do the Governor willing service, since the one was the victim of the vile Sharkey and the other was his avenger.
• Some prays awful, and sings them vile songs of the mills, all in a breath.
• But that is an inconvenience of this vile northern island only, to which I shall soon bid eternal glad farewells.
• The day is perhaps not far distant, when the Charlatan shall be stripped to the naked skin, and made to swallow his own vile prescriptions.
• We view with pity and sorrow the vile calumnies with which they have been assailed.
• Had I not given him the reason, he might have thought still worse of the vile attempt.
• Today I had locked myself up alone with a riotous drunkard in a vile flat in a notorious Parisian street.
• The antipathy gradually proceeded to such a length, as to induce the master to forge this vile accusation.
• And having not the use of feet they are carried upon shoulders, declaring to men how vile they are.
• He had planned a plot with the assistance of someone as vile as himself, and had caught her in his trap.
• When any vile character is sought for, the saloon is searched.
• All the vile suggestions of Jane Anderson rushed now into her memory.
• These passages are known only to criminals, and are used by them for their vile purposes.
• Why mingle vile blood with good? Instead of cutting the man down he went himself and opened the half door at the top.
• I thank you for offering to kill this vile criminal.
• Sir Lionel, already in a vile temper for reasons which I may have time to explain, is bursting with rage to which he is too proud to give a natural outlet.
• For, after all, this vile body ought not so much to engage my cares.
• Thrust vile Delay in jail and let it rot For doing all the things that it should not.
• She could not, however, help laughing at the vile English into which they were translated.
• It was clear that your chance of life, if you fell into the hands of that evil page, or his equally vile master, was small indeed.
• Everything in justice that is vile and odious is thrown upon him.
• In the hands of the skilful prior their doctrines were indeed made to look vile and blasphemous and foolish in the extreme.
• The very air became polluted by his vile talk and profanity, so that the home was like a hell.

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