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词根:vile
adj.vile 卑鄙的;邪恶的;低廉的;肮脏的
adv.vilely 讨厌地;卑劣地
adjective
morally despicable or abhorrent
nothing is so vile as intellectual dishonesty
physically repulsive : foul
a vile slum
of little worth or account : commonalso: mean
tending to degrade
vile employments
disgustingly or utterly bad : obnoxious, contemptible had a vile temper
vile weather
Middle English, from Anglo-French vil, from Latin vilis
The first known use of vile was in the 14th century
vileadjective
morally bad
vile deeds
physically ugly
vile living quarters
of little worth
very or completely bad vile weather
a vile temper
vileadjective
morally bad
vile deeds
physically ugly
vile living quarters
of little worth
very or completely bad vile weather
a vile temper
1 “To me, their interference showed the vileness of society, and our society is vile,” Ms. Yan said in a telephone interview.
2 At the same time, what strikes me about the reaction to this growing backlash is not just its vileness, but its lameness.
3 In 1984, the Alabama Supreme Court defined moral turpitude as “an act of baseness, vileness or depravity in the private and social duties which a man owes to his fellowmen or to society in general.”
4 It’s not worth surrounding myself with that kind of negativity and vileness.
5 For much of what is wrong with the world is that some one third to near a half is still stuck in the vileness of historical peasant destitution.
6 Check in with Battles, Gang Gang Dance and Animal Collective.Does avant-rap mean Afrofuturism and astral production, or sinister minimalism and thematic vileness?
7 He was a teenager, in bed with another boy — the bed itself a testament to “vileness” — and made what he calls a “decision” to live as a straight man.
8 It needs to grapple seriously with why it needed to project its vileness onto black people and people of color in the first place.
9 Fans, some of them little kids parroting what their parents were saying, called him vile names.
10 New York State governor Andrew Cuomo added: “Anyone can go on the internet and download garbage and vileness, how to put together an amateur level explosive device, and that is the reality we live with.”
11 White America, all Americans, must witness the vileness.
12 “As for me, I know that jail will be as hard as it has ever been for anyone, filled with threats, with vileness and cowardly brutality,” Mr. Castro declared.
13 “If there is any remaining doubt out there about the urgency of telling this story in this moment in history, the vileness on display last night should put it to rest,” the statement said.
14 In light of current events, it feels more like a collective nightmare, a surfeit of unnamed violence and vileness coursing through our mummified living rooms over and over again.
15 The casual vileness of his remarks to and about his children and to and about women, including but not restricted to his wives, is breathtaking.
16 There are decades of vileness that have been overlooked or rationalized.
17 “Let them know that the soldiers of … Soleimani will not tolerate their vileness and crimes.”
18 All those lumps of vileness should sink to the bottom of the pan.
19 They are fallen angels who hold our fears and weaknesses to the light, coaxing us into accepting their vileness or granting them a measure of understanding.
20 The parents aren’t exactly oblivious to Kevin’s vileness, but they seem to put it in the same class as, say, not asking to be excused from the table at the end of dinner.
1 卑鄙
mean little base dirty foul reptile filthy unethical lousy shabby wretched unworthy creeping shoddy abject sordid reptilian soulless scurvy depraved dishonorable ignoble lowlife sneaking scurrilous scabby low-down low-life wormy rascally ungenerous hangdog caddish verminous doggish scoundrelly low-minded low basely impudently foully vilely filthily pettily villainy turpitude lowliness baseness abjection scurrility grubbiness sordor deprave
2 糟糕
cotton-picking poor terrible painful shocking punk miserable dire vile villainous abominable woeful crummy damnable execrable poorly terribly awfully miserably woefully atrociously abominably help dash shucks horror extremity badness wretchedness awfulness poorness