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Meanings of vice in English

Portuguese
vice
Spanish
vicio

Moral weakness.

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              vice
              Russian
              порок
              Portuguese
              vício
              Catalan
              vici
              Spanish
              vicio

              Practice, behavior or habit generally considered immoral, depraved, or degrading in the associated society.

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                    Usage of vice in English
                    1
                    European Commission vice-president Jyrki Katainen said the proposal was good for Europe.
                    Radio NZ
                    2
                    National Health Commission vice-minister Li Bin said: Do not go to Wuhan.
                    News.com.au
                    3
                    Byron indulged in vice in a romantic way; Hook in the coarsest.
                    The Wits and Beaux of Society. Volume 2
                    4
                    Still others want help: free them from the ghost and vice versa.
                    Ghosts
                    5
                    Colorado Health Institute vice-president Amy Downs visited this year as a… Audio
                    Radio NZ
                    6
                    In those days France was quite enamored with Russia and vice versa.
                    The bourne objective
                    7
                    Both vice-chancellors agree that, ultimately, protests are rarely about just one issue.
                    The Guardian
                    8
                    Opposition leaders are expected to meet Egypt's vice-president in the coming days.
                    BBC
                    9
                    He said: I've been serving really at the direction of the vice-president.
                    The Guardian
                    10
                    Lincoln's vice-chancellor, Robin Pollard, started work at the university three months ago.
                    Radio NZ
                    11
                    He said a consul, vice-consul and technical staff would remain in Moscow.
                    Reuters
                    12
                    Thus, social and physical attributes communicate information about personality traits, and vice-versa.
                    Pubmed
                    13
                    Unlike government ministers, appointments of vice presidents do not need parliamentary approval.
                    Reuters
                    14
                    Well just imagine a vice president armed with the power of invisibility.
                    Wired
                    15
                    Executive vice president of Fraternal Order of Police Capital City Lodge No.
                    Ebony
                    16
                    Most recently, Levy was a senior vice-president at FTN Financial Capital Markets.
                    Reuters
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                    Vice through the time
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