Vile [adjective]
Definition of Vile:
offensive, horrible
Synonyms of Vile:
● Repugnant
● Horrid
● Contemptible
● Depraved
● Noxious
● Vulgar
● Humiliating
● Vicious
● Disgusting
● Sleazy
● Ugly
● Despicable
● Repulsive
● Revolting
● Miserable
● Nasty
● Appalling
● Immoral
● Shocking
● Disgraceful
● Abandoned
● Abject
● Bad
● Base
● Coarse
● Corrupt
● Debased
● Degenerate
● Dirty
● Evil
● Filthy
● Foul
● Ignoble
● Impure
● Iniquitous
● Loathsome
● Low
● Mean
● Nauseating
● Nefarious
● Perverted
● Repellent
● Sickening
● Sinful
● Stinking
● Wicked
● Worthless
● Wretched
Opposite/Antonyms of Vile:
● Happy
● Safe
● Agreeable
● Right
● Gentle
● Decent
● Uncorrupt
● Pure
● Noble
● Respectable
● Nice
● Good
● Comforting
● Pleasing
● Desirous
● Attractive
● Kind
● Helpful
● Virtuous
● Moral
● Worthy
● Honorable
● Pleasant
● Friendly
Sentence/Example of Vile:
What have I done—what has my wife done, that we should give being to a vile hound like this?
She is a vile girl, and has said a hundred insolent things to me.
I see already that from the world, vile as it is, you have nothing of contagion to fear.
A vile habit this, but one that it is to be feared will never be abandoned.
She cackled, and leered with vile significance toward the girl in the doorway.
I was furious with rage with this vile thief, and I pulled his big cloak off.
I am out of all patience with this vile world, for one thing.
I hope his heart cannot be so deep and so vile a one: I hope it cannot!
Belle spoke of this store as a "vile saloon" and of these men as "dockers."
Unworthy Edwin, to how vile and earth born sentiments has your heart been conscious!