an immoral or evil habit or practice.

immoral conduct; depraved or degrading behavior

a life of vice.

sexual immorality, esp. prostitution.

a particular form of depravity.

a fault, defect, or shortcoming

a minor vice in his literary style.

a physical defect, flaw, or infirmity

a constitutional vice.

a bad habit, as in a horse.

( initial capital letter ) a character in the English morality plays, a personification of general vice or of a particular vice, serving as the buffoon.

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good point , propriety , virtue , strength

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carnality , corruption , debasement , debauchery , decay , degeneracy , depravity , evil , evildoing , ill , immorality , indecency , iniquity , lechery , lewdness , libidinousness , licentiousness , looseness , lubricity , lust , maleficence , malignance , offense , perversion , profligacy , rot , sensuality , squalor , transgression , trespass , venality , wickedness , wrongnotes:a vice is a harmful or nasty habit or action; a vise is a heavy clamp with jaws opened and shut by a lever or screw , blemish , defect , demerit , failing , fault , flaw , foible , frailty , imperfection , mar , shortcoming , weak pointnotes:a vice is a harmful or nasty habit or action; a vise is a heavy clamp with jaws opened and shut by a lever or screw , bestiality , flagitiousness , turpitude , villainousness , villainy , crime , replacing , sin , weakness , wrong