vices

[US]/[ˈvɪsɪz]/
[UK]/[ˈvɪsɪz]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.bad habits or behaviors; immoral or wicked acts
n. (plural)a fault, shortcoming, or impediment
n. (plural, historical)a hereditary condition or predisposition to a particular disease

Phrases & Collocations

human vices

avoid vices

recognize vices

expose vices

succumb to vices

listing vices

address vices

overcoming vices

inherent vices

capital vices

Example Sentences

he struggled with various vices, including gambling and excessive drinking.

the novel explores the dark world of vice and corruption within the city.

she warned him against indulging in vices that would only lead to ruin.

the preacher condemned the vices of society and urged for moral reform.

the campaign aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of addictive vices.

he confessed to a life riddled with vices and poor choices.

the politician's vices were exposed in a series of damaging scandals.

the film depicted the seductive allure of vice and its devastating consequences.

despite his success, he couldn't shake his old vices.

the therapist helped her identify and address her underlying vices.

the city was known for its vibrant nightlife and its share of vices.

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