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View definitions for vileness

vileness

noun as in atrociousness

noun as in villainy

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Trump almost immediately disregarded that “promise” and returned to his general vileness.

From Salon

“Let them know that the soldiers of … Soleimani will not tolerate their vileness and crimes.”

“Yet again violence and war have erupted in that Land blessed by the Most High, which seems continually assailed by the vileness of hatred and the deadly clash of weapons,” Francis wrote in the speech.

For example, there are things said on Fox News on a daily basis that not too long ago one would have to subscribe to KKK and neo-Nazi newsletters and zines to read such vileness.

From Salon

“If there is any remaining doubt out there about the urgency of telling this story in this moment in history, the vileness on display last night should put it to rest,” the statement said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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