vileness (Meaning)

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vileness (n)

the quality of being wicked

the quality of being disgusting to the senses or emotions

The stench of the garbage dump permeated the air, a testament to its vileness.
The murderer's actions were met with widespread revulsion and a deep sense of vileness.
The politician's vile rhetoric fanned the flames of hatred and division.
The stench wafting from the sewers was a stark reminder of the vileness that lurked beneath society's surface.
The disease spread through the camp, its vileness leaving behind a trail of pain and suffering.
The child's innocence was shattered by the vileness of the adult who abused them.
The storm's fury unleashed a torrent of destruction upon the city, leaving behind a landscape of vileness.
The odor from the rotting meat was so vile that it made even the most hardened stomachs turn.
The dictator's reign of terror was marked by a vileness that made him universally despised.
The garbage littered the streets, a testament to the vileness of those who had no respect for their surroundings.

the quality of being wicked, the quality of being disgusting to the senses or emotions

badness, evilness, sinfulness, atrocity, enormity, depravity, corruption, atrociousness,wickedness, heinousness

righteousness, morality,goodness, morality, righteousness, goodness, virtuousness, innocence, innocence, virtuousness

The stench of the garbage dump permeated the air, a testament to its vileness.

The murderer's actions were met with widespread revulsion and a deep sense of vileness.

The politician's vile rhetoric fanned the flames of hatred and division.

The stench wafting from the sewers was a stark reminder of the vileness that lurked beneath society's surface.