Definitions

vice

[vahys] / vaɪs /

NOUN

bad habit; sin

Synonyms

STRONG

carnality corruption debasement debauchery decay degeneracy depravity evil evildoing ill immorality indecency iniquity lechery lewdness licentiousness looseness lubricity lust maleficence malignance offense perversion profligacy rot sensuality squalor transgression trespass venality wickedness wrong

WEAK

libidinousness

Antonyms

STRONG

chastity cleanness decency development good goodness growth happiness honor improvement kindness modesty morality obedience purity right virtue

WEAK

good point propriety strength

NOUN

weakness

Synonyms

STRONG

blemish defect demerit failing fault flaw foible frailty imperfection mar shortcoming

WEAK

weak point

Antonyms

STRONG

advantage perfection strength strong point

WEAK

good point propriety virtue

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“Do you want to manage 15 different apps and get 15 different notifications?” says Andy Miller, senior vice president of AARP’s AgeTech Collaborative, a business accelerator program.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Sorting is our special sauce,” said Gerrine Pan, the company’s vice president of partnerships.

From Los Angeles Times

Being a male-female duo was important, Khaki says: "I wouldn't be able to enter the worlds that Mohammadreza could easily enter, and vice versa."

From BBC

Asia Society Policy Institute senior vice president Wendy Cutler expects that walking away from announced deals "does not seem to be in the cards for our partners."

From Barron's

As part of the gaming division shakeup, Matt Booty, executive vice president and chief content officer of Microsoft Gaming, will become executive vice president and chief content officer and report to Sharma.

From The Wall Street Journal

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