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    Vil (en. Vile)

    [bil]

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That has a miserable or vile character.
    His attitude was vile for betraying his friends.
    Su actitud fue vil al traicionar a sus amigos.
    That lacks nobility or dignity.
    The use of cheating is a vile behavior.
    El uso de trampas es un comportamiento vil.
    That deserves contempt.
    The act he committed was considered vile by everyone.
    El acto que cometió fue considerado vil por todos.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'vilis', meaning 'cheap', 'common', or 'despicable'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    vil betrayal
    a betrayal considered despicable.
    vil traición
    despicable act
    an act that is despicable or immoral.
    acto vil
    despicable heart
    a person with bad intentions or a bad character.
    corazón vil

    Related Words

    vileness
    Quality of being vile; contempt or infamy.
    vileza
    vilification
    Extreme contempt towards something or someone.
    vilipendio
    villainy
    Action characteristic of a villain; infamy.
    villanía

    Slang Meanings

    It is used to describe an especially despicable and mean action.
    What he did was so vile that no one wanted to talk to him.
    Lo que hizo fue tan vil que nadie quiso hablarle.
    Description of a person of bad reputation.
    He is a vile person who is always looking for ways to do harm.
    Es un vil que siempre está buscando cómo hacer daño.