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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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Vicegerent
::
Vicegerent
(a.)
Having
or
exercising
delegated
power;
acting
by
substitution,
or in the place of
another..
Sacred
::
Sacred
(a.) Set apart by
solemn
religious
ceremony;
especially,
in a good
sense,
made holy; set apart to
religious
use;
consecrated;
not
profane
or
common;
as, a
sacred
place;
a
sacred
day;
sacred
service..
Viceroy
::
Viceroy
(prep.)
The
governor
of a
country
or
province
who rules in the name of the
sovereign
with regal
authority,
as the
king's
substitute;
as, the
viceroy
of
India..
Putty
::
Putty (n.) A kind of thick paste or
cement
compounded
of
whiting,
or soft
carbonate
of lime, and
linseed
oil, when
applied
beaten
or
kneaded
to the
consistence
of
dough,
-- used in
fastening
glass in
sashes,
stopping
crevices,
and for
similar
purposes..
Stamp
::
Stamp (v. t.)
Hence,
a
stamped
or
printed
device,
issued
by the
government
at a fixed
price,
and
required
by law to be
affixed
to, or
stamped
on,
certain
papers,
as
evidence
that the
government
dues are paid; as, a
postage
stamp;
a
receipt
stamp,
etc..
Excise
::
Excise
(n.) That
department
or
bureau
of the
public
service
charged
with the
collection
of the
excise
taxes.
Maelstrom
::
Maelstrom
(n.) Also Fig. ; as, a
maelstrom
of
vice..
Counsel
::
Counsel
(v. t.) To give
advice
to; to
advice,
admonish,
or
instruct,
as a
person..
Clutch
::
Clutch
(n.) A
device
which is used for
coupling
shafting,
etc., so as to
transmit
motion,
and which may be
disengaged
at
pleasure..
Persuade
::
Persuade
(v. t.) To
influence
or gain over by
argument,
advice,
entreaty,
expostulation,
etc.; to draw or
incline
to a
determination
by
presenting
sufficient
motives..
Improvable
::
Improvable
(a.)
Capable
of being used to
advantage;
profitable;
serviceable;
advantageous.
Lore
::
Lore (v. t.) That which is
taught;
hence,
instruction;
wisdom;
advice;
counsel..
Dehortation
::
Dehortation
(n.)
Dissuasion;
advice
against
something.
Vow
::
Vow (n.) A
solemn
promise
made to God, or to some
deity;
an act by which one
consecrates
or
devotes
himself,
absolutely
or
conditionally,
wholly
or in part, for a
longer
or
shorter
time, to some act,
service,
or
condition;
a
devotion
of one's
possessions;
as, a
baptismal
vow; a vow of
poverty..
Villanage
::
Villanage
(n.) The state of a
villain,
or serf; base
servitude;
tenure
on
condition
of doing the
meanest
services
for the
lord..
Point-device
::
Point-device
(a.) Alt. of
Point-devis.
Vicenary
::
Vicenary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
twenty;
consisting
of
twenty.
Perquisite
::
Perquisite
(n.)
Something
gained
from a place or
employment
over and above the
ordinary
salary
or fixed wages for
services
rendered;
especially,
a fee
allowed
by law to an
officer
for a
specific
service..
Offering
::
Offering
(n.) A sum of money
offered,
as in
church
service;
as, a
missionary
offering.
Specif.:
(Ch. of Eng.)
Personal
tithes
payable
according
to
custom,
either
at
certain
seasons
as
Christmas
or
Easter,
or on
certain
occasions
as
marriages
or
christenings..
Clerk
::
Clerk (n.) A
parish
officer,
being a
layman
who leads in
reading
the
responses
of the
Episcopal
church
service,
and
otherwise
assists
in it..
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