vicious 音标拼音: [v'ɪʃəs]
a .
邪恶的,堕落的,品性不端的,恶毒的,恶性的,有错误的
邪恶的,堕落的,品性不端的,恶毒的,恶性的,有错误的
vicious adj 1 : (
of persons or their actions )
able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering ; "
a barbarous crime "; "
brutal beatings "; "
cruel tortures "; "
Stalin '
s roughshod treatment of the kulaks "; "
a savage slap "; "
vicious kicks " [
synonym : {
barbarous }, {
brutal }, {
cruel }, {
fell },
{
roughshod }, {
savage }, {
vicious }]
2 :
having the nature of vice [
synonym : {
evil }, {
vicious }]
3 :
bringing or deserving severe rebuke or censure ; "
a criminal waste of talent "; "
a deplorable act of violence "; "
adultery is as reprehensible for a husband as for a wife " [
synonym :
{
condemnable }, {
criminal }, {
deplorable }, {
reprehensible },
{
vicious }]
4 :
marked by deep ill will ;
deliberately harmful ; "
poisonous hate "; "
venomous criticism "; "
vicious gossip " [
synonym :
{
poisonous }, {
venomous }, {
vicious }]
Vicious \
Vi "
cious \,
a . [
OF .
vicious ,
F .
vicieux ,
fr .
L .
vitiosus ,
fr .
vitium vice .
See {
Vice }
a fault .]
1 .
Characterized by vice or defects ;
defective ;
faulty ;
imperfect .
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Though I perchance am vicious in my guess . --
Shak .
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The title of these lords was vicious in its origin .
--
Burke .
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A charge against Bentley of vicious reasoning . --
De Quincey .
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2 .
Addicted to vice ;
corrupt in principles or conduct ;
depraved ;
wicked ;
as ,
vicious children ;
vicious examples ;
vicious conduct .
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Who . . .
heard this heavy curse ,
Servant of servants ,
on his vicious race . --
Milton .
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3 .
Wanting purity ;
foul ;
bad ;
noxious ;
as ,
vicious air ,
water ,
etc . --
Dryden .
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4 .
Not correct or pure ;
corrupt ;
as ,
vicious language ;
vicious idioms .
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5 .
Not well tamed or broken ;
given to bad tricks ;
unruly ;
refractory ;
as ,
a vicious horse .
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6 .
Bitter ;
spiteful ;
malignant . [
Colloq .]
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Syn :
Corrupt ;
faulty ;
wicked ;
depraved .
[
1913 Webster ] -- {
Vi "
cious *
ly },
adv . --
{
Vi "
cious *
ness },
n .
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199 Moby Thesaurus words for "
vicious ":
Draconian ,
Tartarean ,
abominable ,
acrimonious ,
amoral ,
animal ,
anthropophagous ,
arrant ,
atrocious ,
bad ,
baleful ,
baneful ,
barbaric ,
barbarous ,
base ,
beastly ,
bestial ,
bitchy ,
bitter ,
black ,
blamable ,
blameworthy ,
bloodthirsty ,
bloody ,
bloody -
minded ,
brutal ,
brutalized ,
brute ,
brutish ,
cannibalistic ,
concentrated ,
contaminated ,
corroding ,
corrosive ,
corrupt ,
corrupting ,
corruptive ,
counterproductive ,
criminal ,
cruel ,
cruel -
hearted ,
damaging ,
damnable ,
dark ,
deadly ,
defamatory ,
degenerate ,
degraded ,
degrading ,
deleterious ,
demoniac ,
demoniacal ,
depraved ,
desperate ,
despiteful ,
detrimental ,
devilish ,
diabolic ,
diabolical ,
disadvantageous ,
disgraceful ,
disserviceable ,
distressing ,
evil ,
execrable ,
exquisite ,
faulty ,
fearful ,
fell ,
feral ,
ferine ,
ferocious ,
fiendish ,
fiendlike ,
fierce ,
flagitious ,
flagrant ,
foul ,
furious ,
harmful ,
hateful ,
heinous ,
hellish ,
hurtful ,
ill ,
immoral ,
improper ,
inaccurate ,
inauspicious ,
inexpedient ,
infamous ,
inferior ,
infernal ,
inhuman ,
inhumane ,
iniquitous ,
injurious ,
invalid ,
kill -
crazy ,
knavish ,
lethal ,
low ,
malefic ,
malevolent ,
malicious ,
malign ,
malignant ,
mean ,
merciless ,
mischievous ,
miscreant ,
monstrous ,
murderous ,
nasty ,
naughty ,
nefarious ,
noisome ,
noncivilized ,
nonmoral ,
noxious ,
obnoxious ,
odious ,
ominous ,
opprobrious ,
peccant ,
pernicious ,
perverse ,
perverted ,
pitiless ,
poisonous ,
poor ,
prejudicial ,
profligate ,
putrid ,
rancorous ,
rank ,
ravening ,
reprehensible ,
reprobate ,
rotten ,
ruthless ,
sadistic ,
sanguinary ,
sanguineous ,
satanic ,
savage ,
scandalous ,
scatheful ,
septic ,
severe ,
shameful ,
shameless ,
sharkish ,
sinful ,
sinister ,
slanderous ,
slavering ,
spiteful ,
steeped in vice ,
subhuman ,
tameless ,
terrible ,
toxic ,
truculent ,
unchristian ,
uncivilized ,
unfavorable ,
unforgivable ,
ungentle ,
unhealthy ,
unhuman ,
unkind ,
unmoral ,
unpardonable ,
unpleasant ,
unprincipled ,
unskillful ,
unsound ,
unspeakable ,
untamed ,
untoward ,
unworthy ,
vehement ,
venal ,
venenate ,
veneniferous ,
venenous ,
venomous ,
vice -
laden ,
vice -
prone ,
vile ,
villainous ,
vindictive ,
violent ,
virulent ,
wicked ,
wild ,
wolfish ,
wrong
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Vicious (TV Series 2013–2016) - IMDb Sir Ian McKellen and Derek Jacobi star in "Vicious," also starring Frances de la Tour McKellen and Jacobi play, for want of a better term, two old queens, and de la Tour plays their upstairs neighbor Violet
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