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!