Vileの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: In this case "vile"person means someone that is unpleasant or wicked

A: Yes, a vile temper is a very bad temper. Usually means she is very mean when she’s angry

A: Eew

A: It's a phrase that means "a terrible world" "a cruel world" ;)

A: "Vile" means "extremely unpleasant". If it's referring to a person, it means that they have very bad moral and ethical character. If it's referring to food, it means that it tastes very bad.

A: The girls were calling each other names. They were mean to each other.

A: 1. The food is vile.
2. I think that your dress is ugly and vile.
3. You are a vile person because you hurt the dog.

A: Oooooh, how can you be so vile?
That's so vile
This prank is so vile.
She's so vile, that Cruella Devil.

A: 'wretch' is a noun, so the first sentence is fine.

'wretched' is an adjective (as is 'vile'), you you're missing a noun.

I'm a vile, wretched person.

Examples and pronunciation here:

https://www.ldoceonline.com/dictionary/wretch

A: vile applies more to substances I feel like. repulsive can be said of people. The meaning is very close though

A: these are similar words. Vile can mean disgusting or extremely gross. Loathsome is when one person really hates another person

A: @eleana91: Vile could be a word used to describe someone/something evil.

As adjectives the difference between vile and evil is that vile is morally low; base; despicable while evil is intending to harm; malevolent. 

A: "vile"

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A: It's so vile to pretend that you like someone and then tell them that it was just a prank.

A: I want to purge all of the vile ideas from my mind.