vile Sentence Examples
- The abandoned house stood in a state of vile disrepair, its windows shattered and its walls covered in graffiti.
- His actions were deemed vile by society, as he showed no remorse for the harm he caused.
- The vile odor emanating from the garbage bin made it clear it hadn't been emptied in weeks.
- She recoiled in disgust at the vile taste of the spoiled milk.
- The dictator's vile regime subjected its citizens to unspeakable horrors.
- The internet troll's comments were filled with vile insults and hate speech.
- Despite his charming facade, his true nature revealed itself to be vile and manipulative.
- The criminal's vile deeds earned him a lifetime in prison.
- The novelist depicted the antagonist as a vile character, driven by greed and malice.
- His vile sense of humor often crossed the line into offensiveness, alienating those around him.
vile Meaning
vile (s)
morally reprehensible
causing or able to cause nausea
vile (superl.)
Low; base; worthless; mean; despicable.
Morally base or impure; depraved by sin; hateful; in the sight of God and men; sinful; wicked; bad.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vile
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- decent
- permissible
- permitted
- ethical
- good
- decent
- principled
- elevated
- reputable
- principled
- permitted
- permissible
- lofty
- moral
- upright
- virtuous
- elevated
- just
- scrupulous
- just
- noble
- honest
- righteous
- righteous
- lofty
- upright
- legitimate
- good
- legal
- sublime
- ethical
- right
- legitimate
- right
- sublime
- honorable
- honest
- high
- high
- legal
- reputable
- scrupulous
- virtuous
- moral
- noble
- honorable
Synonyms:
- cursed
- cruel
- improper
- condemned
- contemptible
- villainous
- corrupt
- illegal
- ugly
- offensive
- infamous
- unsavory
- unethical
- nasty
- iniquitous
- nefarious
- sordid
- despicable
- unrighteous
- unauthorized
- dirty
- wrong
Antonyms:
- clean
- sanctioned
- wholesome
- exemplary
- commendable
- proper
- licensed
- innocent
- worthy
- approved
- supported
- white
- promoted
- endorsed
- encouraged
- pure
- perfect
- inoffensive
- worthy
- supported
- blameless
- encouraged
- pure
- proper
- authorized
- high-minded
- law-abiding
- seemly
- decent
- guiltless
- promoted
- exemplary
- licensed
- decorous
- correct
- allowed
- commendable
- perfect
- seemly
- innocent
- high-minded
- endorsed
- inoffensive
- correct
- white
- guiltless
- clean
- law-abiding
- blameless
- decorous
- approved
- allowed
- wholesome
- creditable
- creditable
- sanctioned
- authorized
- decent
Synonyms:
- barred
- cussed
- objectionable
- depraved
- degenerate
- unscrupulous
- ungodly
- defiling
- unprincipled
- discouraged
- disreputable
- prohibited
- curst
- mean
- reprehensible
- outlawed
- blamable
- indecent
- low
- perverted
- indecorous
- debauched
- erring
- unhealthy
- dishonest
- low-minded
- miserable
- noxious
- blameworthy
- wretched
- ignoble
- loose
- scrofulous
- censurable
- atrocious
- forbidden
- ill
- evil-minded
- reprobate
- fallen
- snide
- proscribed
- vulgar
- dishonorable
- execrable
- unseemly
- naughty
- lousy
- incorrect
- unbecoming
- libertine
- sick
- pestilential
- pernicious
- errant
- banned
- infernal
- debased
- dissolute
- unwholesome
- unclean
- disallowed
- base
Antonyms:
- venerable
- lily-white
- unobjectionable
- incorruptible
- unfallen
- irreproachable
- chaste
- uncorrupted
- respected
- esteemed
- incorruptible
- esteemed
- uncorrupted
- respected
- unobjectionable
- indorsed
- unfallen
- spotless
- indorsed
- abetted
- unerring
- squeaky-clean
- immaculate
- venerable
- squeaky-clean
- chaste
- irreproachable
- lily-white
- spotless
- unerring
- immaculate
- abetted
FAQs About the word vile
morally reprehensible, causing or able to cause nauseaLow; base; worthless; mean; despicable., Morally base or impure; depraved by sin; hateful; in the sight of
obscene, rotten, sinful, bad, immoral, unlawful, dark,evil, vicious, wicked
decent, permissible, permitted, ethical, good, decent, principled, elevated, reputable, principled
The abandoned house stood in a state of vile disrepair, its windows shattered and its walls covered in graffiti.
His actions were deemed vile by society, as he showed no remorse for the harm he caused.
The vile odor emanating from the garbage bin made it clear it hadn't been emptied in weeks.
She recoiled in disgust at the vile taste of the spoiled milk.
