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) the vile development of slavery appalled them
vile accusations
a vile smell,
vile epithets
only slaves would perform such vile tasks
vile weather
a vile reward
If you say that someone or something is vile, you mean that they are extremely unpleasant.The weather was vile.vaɪl ADJECTIVE






viheliäinen

πρόστυχη
disgustosa


nikczemna
подлая
avskyvärt


"The terrorists who are seeking to destroy Iraq have struck a cruel blow with this vile act today," he said.canada.com (2004)
And we do have a vile man -- or men -- aboard or we shouldn't be in the state we are.Maclean, Alistair San Andreas
As vile as they may be - as socially unacceptable as they may be - Jesus has no problems with your sins.Kennedy, Douglas In God's Country: travels in the Bible belt, USA.
Colin Morrell fled to Thailand in 1994 after being charged with a vile assault on the seven-year-old.Sun, News of the World (2001)
Has anyone yet put a finger on who she reminds you of - and don't pull me up for vile English.Brent-Dyer, Elinor Adrienne and the Chalet School
In exchange, you may remain silent concerning -- "he grimaced `-- the activities of your vile little circle.Thomas, Craig The Last Raven
It was only once he was behind bars that Liverpool-born Mawdsley became a serial killer, murdering three men in increasingly vile attacks.Sun, News of the World (2000)
These propagandistic views of America's enemies may have been vile , but they played an important role for the military.Spiked (2003)
This is only partly because I think that kids swearing is vile and unacceptable.New Zealand Herald (2003)
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