vices

The word “vices” has 2 syllables: vic-es

It's pronounced as /ˈvaɪ.sɪz/


What is synonym and antonym for vices?

In the thesaurus, “vices” has 74 synonyms and 31 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for vices along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for vices

  • blemish
  • blemishes
  • blots
  • carnality
  • corruption
  • corruptions
  • debasement
  • debauchery
  • decay
  • defect
  • deficiencies
  • degeneracy
  • demerit
  • demerits
  • demimondes
  • depravities
  • depravity
  • derelictions
  • evil
  • evildoing
  • evils
  • failing
  • failings
  • fault
  • faults
  • feet of clay
  • flaw
  • flaws
  • foible
  • foibles
  • frailties
  • frailty
  • harlotries
  • ill
  • immoralities
  • immorality
  • imperfection
  • imperfections
  • indecency
  • iniquity
  • lechery
  • lewdness
  • libidinousness
  • licentiousness
  • looseness
  • lubricity
  • lust
  • maleficence
  • malignance
  • mar
  • minuses
  • nits
  • offense
  • perversion
  • profligacy
  • prostitutions
  • rot
  • sensuality
  • shortcoming
  • shortcomings
  • sins
  • soft spots
  • spots
  • squalor
  • stains
  • transgression
  • trespass
  • venality
  • wants
  • weak point
  • weaknesses
  • whoredoms
  • wickedness
  • wrong

Antonyms for vices

  • advantage
  • chastity
  • cleanness
  • decency
  • development
  • excellences
  • good
  • good point
  • goodness
  • growth
  • happiness
  • honor
  • improvement
  • integrities
  • kindness
  • merits
  • modesty
  • moralities
  • morality
  • obedience
  • perfection
  • perfections
  • probities
  • propriety
  • purity
  • rectitudes
  • right
  • strength
  • strong point
  • virtue
  • virtues

Meanings of vices

  • noun
    1. A bad habit.
    2. Any of various crimes related (depending on jurisdiction) to prostitution, pornography, gambling, alcohol, or drugs.
    3. A defect in the temper or behaviour of a horse, such as to make the animal dangerous, to injure its health, or to diminish its usefulness.
    4. A mechanical screw apparatus used for clamping or holding (also spelled vise).
    5. A tool for drawing lead into cames, or flat grooved rods, for casements.
    6. A grip or grasp.
    7. A winding or spiral staircase.
    8. One who acts in place of a superior.

Example Sentences

  • He struggled to overcome his bad vices.
  • The novel explores the vices of greed and corruption.
  • Some vices can be difficult to break without support.
  • The city is working to reduce crime and other vices.
  • Ancient philosophers often wrote about human vices and virtues.

On this page you'll find 105 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to vices, such as: advantage, blemish, blemishes, blots, carnality, chastity, cleanness.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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observances

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babes

  • abecedarians
  • amateurs
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  • cubs
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  • dilettantes
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  • dolls
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  • dreamboats
  • enchantresses
  • entrants
  • eyefuls
  • femmes fatales
  • fledglings
  • foundlings
  • fox
  • foxes
  • freshmen
  • girls
  • glamour-pusses
  • goddesses
  • greenhorns
  • honeys
  • hotties
  • houris
  • hoydens
  • hunks
  • imps
  • infants
  • juveniles
  • kiddies
  • kiddos
  • kids
  • knockouts
  • learners
  • lookers
  • lovelies
  • minors
  • moppets
  • neonates
  • neophytes
  • newbies
  • newborn
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  • nippers
  • novices
  • novitiates
  • nurslings
  • peaches
  • pinup girls
  • preemies
  • premies
  • pretties
  • probationers
  • punks
  • queens
  • recruits
  • rookies
  • rooks
  • showstoppers
  • sirens
  • squirts
  • students
  • studs
  • stunners
  • sucklings
  • superstuds
  • tads
  • temptresses
  • tenderfeet
  • tenderfoots
  • tens
  • tikes
  • toddlers
  • tomboys
  • tots
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  • vamps
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  • whippersnappers
  • younglings
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