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Causing or able to cause nausea.
offensive
sickening
loathsome
nauseous
queasy
nauseating
noisome
unwholesome
Morally reprehensible.
ugly
wretched
unworthy
worthless
despicable
slimy
evil
1
We condemn
vile
personal smears of this nature, the Liberal Party said.
2
He said: This is scaremongering in its most extreme and
vile
form.
3
Recordings also captured Mr Somyurek using
vile
language against colleagues and staff.
4
They encountered
vile
weather and tempest-tossed seas off the South American coast.
5
Perhaps the vilest of the
vile
once were ministers of the Gospel.
6
No one would ever want to remember they thought things that
vile
.
7
She was
vile
;
aye, but not in my sight till too late.
8
The countryman sees nothing but the
vile
and sordid side of it.
9
I have lived among
vile
people; and I am
vile
like them.
10
A Lib Dem spokesman said: Cyril Smith's acts were
vile
and repugnant.
11
I abhor myself; a toad is not so
vile
as I am.
12
And this mischief was the
vile
jealousy betwixt red and yellow uniform.
13
And all the time I am the victim of a
vile
conspiracy-
14
I was like the serpent in Eden, though without his
vile
intentions.
15
It was a
vile
pseudo sentiment-theoffspring or the forerunner of evil.
16
Edmund Rigby heard the
vile
rapturous imploring chorus of the souls beginning.
vile
so vile
vile thing
most vile
vile creature
too vile