vile

Oznaczający (Angielski)

1. Morally low; base; despicable.
2. Causing physical or mental repulsion; horrid.

Synonimy

mean

low

base

wicked

nasty

bad

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loathsome

foul

abominable

despicable

evil

disgusting

detestable

sordid

ignoble

hideous

awful

horrible

abhorrent

gruesome

contemptible

ghastly

depraved

dirty

accursed

repulsive

worthless

atrocious

ugly

wretched

odious

abject

lousy

vicious

malicious

execrable

immoral

slimy

unworthy

vulgar

filthy

humble

infamous

noisome

villainous

nauseous

rotten

lowlife

scurvy

shabby

inferior

hateful

malevolent

gross

miserable

queasy

greedy

offensive

obnoxious

cruel

low-down

shameful

sickening

belligerent

scurrilous

icky

lowly

sleazy

nauseating

spiteful

devil

treacherous

devilish

horrid

revolting

not belonging to an Arya

not excelled

of a base nature

toadyish

scurrile

gagworthy

grody

mank

baseborn

bastardly

beastly

bitchy

black

blamable

caddish

carrion

censurable

cheap

coarse

common

contemptuous

corrupt

crooked

cynical

damned

dark

debased

devious

disdainful

disgustful

dishonorable

distasteful

dodgy

forbidden

hangdog

heinous

ill-bred

ill-disposed

ill-natured

iniquitous

irritating

knavish

lewd

loath

lowbred

lowdown

low-minded

miscreant

naughty

nefarious

obscene

ornery

paltry

perverted

pestiferous

piggish

poisonous

raffish

rascally

rascals

ratty

repellent

reprehensible

repugnant

ridiculous

scandalous

scoundrel

scummy

shoddy

sinful

sinister

slavish

sneak

sneaky

squalid

tawdry

tricky

unclean

ungentle

ugsome

meanspirited

acting improperly

Wymawiane jako (IPA)

/vaɪ(ə)l/

Etymologia (Angielski)

Dziedziczone z średnioangielski: vile

In summary

From Middle English vile, vyle, vyl, from Anglo-Norman ville, Old French vil, vile, from Latin vīlis.