veniality

There may, in fact, be veniality afoot.

It is impossible to disagree with a single item in the Protocols' description of Gentile mentality and veniality.

Here sat, for the major portion of the fourteenth century, the papal court of Avignon; which the uncharitable have called a synonym for profligacy, veniality, and luxurious degeneracy.

The most politically powerful moments are when Brown delivers speeches in which he says what he really means about the veniality of big business and the slickness of the New Labour machine.

However enraged I might be at the new revelation of Addicks' extraordinary veniality, the other elements in the situation remained as before.