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Definition of vice
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of vice is as below...
Vice (n.) The
buffoon
of the old
English
moralities,
or moral
dramas,
having
the name
sometimes
of one vice,
sometimes
of
another,
or of Vice
itself;
--
called
also
Iniquity..
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Point-device
::
Point-device
(a.) Alt. of
Point-devis.
Aviso
::
Aviso (n.)
Information;
advice.
Office
::
Office
(n.) The place where a
particular
kind of
business
or
service
for
others
is
transacted;
a house or
apartment
in which
public
officers
and
others
transact
business;
as, the
register's
office;
a
lawyer's
office..
Stop
::
Stop (v. t.) To
hinder
from
acting
or
moving;
to
prevent
the
effect
or
efficiency
of; to cause to
cease;
to
repress;
to
restrain;
to
suppress;
to
interrupt;
to
suspend;
as, to stop the
execution
of a
decree,
the
progress
of vice, the
approaches
of old age or
infirmity..
Pollute
::
Pollute
(v. t.) To
render
ceremonially
unclean;
to
disqualify
or unfit for
sacred
use or
service,
or for
social
intercourse..
Subashdary
::
Subashdar
(n.) A
viceroy;
a
governor
of a
subah;
also, a
native
captain
in the
British
native
army..
Employe
::
Employe
(n.) One
employed
by
another;
a clerk or
workman
in the
service
of an
employer.
Undo
::
Undo (v. t.) To bring to
poverty;
to
impoverish;
to ruin, as in
reputation,
morals,
hopes,
or the like; as, many are
undone
by
unavoidable
losses,
but more undo
themselves
by vices and
dissipation,
or by
indolence..
Preach
::
Preach
(v. i.) To give
serious
advice
on
morals
or
religion;
to
discourse
in the
manner
of a
preacher.
Hanger-on
::
Hanger-on
(n.) One who hangs on, or
sticks
to, a
person,
place,
or
service;
a
dependent;
one who
adheres
to
others'
society
longer
than he is
wanted..
Parent
::
Parent
(n.) That which
produces;
cause;
source;
author;
begetter;
as,
idleness
is the
parent
of
vice..
Vicious
::
Vicious
(a.)
Characterized
by vice or
defects;
defective;
faulty;
imperfect.
Detachment
::
Detachment
(n.) That which is
detached;
especially,
a body of
troops
or part of a fleet sent from the main body on
special
service..
Device
::
Device
(n.) A
spectacle
or show.
Duty
::
Duty (n.) That which a
person
is bound by moral
obligation
to do, or
refrain
from
doing;
that which one ought to do;
service
morally
obligatory..
Chromatrope
::
Chromatrope
(n.) A
device
in a magic
lantern
or
stereopticon
to
produce
kaleidoscopic
effects.
Wages
::
Wages (n.) A
compensation
given to a hired
person
for
services;
price paid for
labor;
recompense;
hire. See Wage, n., 2..
Familiar
::
Familiar
(n.) A
confidential
officer
employed
in the
service
of the
tribunal,
especially
in
apprehending
and
imprisoning
the
accused..
Excellency
::
Excellency
(n.) A title of honor given to
certain
high
dignitaries,
esp. to
viceroys,
ministers,
and
ambassadors,
to
English
colonial
governors,
etc. It was
formerly
sometimes
given to kings and
princes..
Cadet
::
Cadet (n.) A young man in
training
for
military
or naval
service;
esp. a pupil in a
military
or naval
school,
as at West
Point,
Annapolis,
or
Woolwich..
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