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Meanings of wickedness in English
Catalan
repugnància The quality of being disgusting to the senses or emotions.
Synonyms
Examples for "vileness"
Examples for "vileness"
1
The more interest in the meetings, the more ferocity and vileness outside.
2
They will rescue him; they will refine the vileness out of him.
3
Underneath all the horror, underlying all the vileness-thesplendour of it all.
4
Their judgment is not informed about the vileness of it to perfection.
5
Nothing in meanness or vileness or wretchedness is a secret to me.
1
Both of these are mutilations of unquestioned repulsiveness to the untrained sense.
2
He was a terrible brute, a big grizzly bear, ugly to repulsiveness.
3
Frail outcast-thevery scum of a blacks' camp, its repulsiveness was tragic.
4
In proportion therefore, as the repulsiveness of the work increases, the wage decreases.
5
Here we have in all its naked repulsiveness the Stoic theory of predestination.
1
The moral beauty transcended the loathsomeness of physical evil and deformity.
2
Here he lay several days, and its ever-increasing loathsomeness need not be described.
3
A loathsomeness that was to be forever in my daily work!
4
The sheer loathsomeness of nausea and vomiting does seem to serve a biological purpose.
5
And temptation had lost its loathsomeness now-itlooked again attractive.
1
The sliminess of the element utterly destroyed the mechanics of swimming.
2
A certain sliminess clung cloyingly to him, a sensation inferred rather than tactile.
3
She can feel its sliminess against the palm of her hand.
4
To the western palate, sliminess is often greeted with suspicion and associated with decay.
5
The stew doesn't taste bad, but there's a certain sliminess that's hard to get around.
1
He endured the lousiness of defeat and the struggles of battle and he lapped up the juices of success and enjoyed the respect of victory.
Portuguese
imoralidade Catalan
iniquitat Usage of wickedness in English
1
As virtue and wickedness consist not in passion, but in action; so
2
You are refined in your wickedness; you are inexorable in your hate.
3
For there is wickedness in their dwellings: in the midst of them.
4
The wickedness and insincerity of the enemy appear from the following considerations:
5
The wickedness of London appals me; and yet I am no paragon.
6
The sin-you-must group had decreased in number, but had increased in wickedness.
7
Justice keepeth the way of the innocent: but wickedness overthroweth the sinner.
8
S. M. The wickedness of man, and the majesty of God; or.
9
The stout deacon is dead; his wig and his wickedness rest together.
10
Job said, 'They that plow iniquity and sow wickedness reap the same.'
11
God suffers the wicked to be deceived in punishment of their wickedness.
12
In the wickedness of your heart you robbed me of happiness, you-
13
A curse is nothing in wickedness to it, it seems to me.
14
They eat the bread of wickedness, and drink the wine of iniquity.
15
They could agree that the wickedness of the wicked was very wicked.
16
The colonel always became indignant at the mere thought of such wickedness.
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Wickedness through the time
Wickedness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare