Dictionary entry
Vilely
Pronunciation: /ˈvʌɪlli/
Pronunciation
/ˈvʌɪlli/
Myanmar Meaning
ယုတ်ယုတ်မာမာ။ ဆိုးဆိုးရွားရွား။
Definition
vile /vaÇl/ adj ( -r,-st ) ၁။ မသတီစရာ။ ယုတ္ယုတ္မာမာ။ a vile smell/taste ❍ use vile language. ၂။ ဆိုးယုတ္ေသာ။ ဆိုးညစ္ ေသာ။ make vile accusations ❍ Bribery is a vile practice. ၃။ ( infml ) အလြန္ဆိုးရြားေသာ။ vile weather ❍ be in a vile temper/mood. ❏ vilely /'vaÇlli/ adv ယုတ္ယုတ္မာမာ။ ဆိုးဆိုးရြားရြား။ vileness n [U]
Examples
- ‘The amount of dog mess on the pathway is absolutely vile and disgusting
- in places it is totally unavoidable.’
- ‘Perfume that smells heavenly on your sister can smell vile on you.’
- ‘As Michael opened his mouth I smelt the vile stench of liquor on his breath.’
- ‘Harris was a Glaswegian Greek-Cypriot with a vile temper.’
- ‘Get on plane
- decline the vile coffee
- and fly to next city.’
- ‘Howard didn't remember the stuff smelling quite so vile before
- but then he never had it applied to his hide in quite such liberal quantities.’
- ‘He also remembers a bottle of brown medicine that was so vile to smell that even his mother had to hold it at arm's length.’
- ‘He was sure I'd would say something vulgar
- vile
- or extremely arrogant; it was how I'd worked.’
- ‘It was
- as you would expect
- a pretty vile and unpleasant week.’
- ‘Apart from bees
- most insects seem to have little or no purpose in life
- but everything about rats is evil
- dirty and vile.’
- ‘In the summer of 2002 he said the smell was sometimes so vile
- his wife Maureen was unable to sleep.’
- ‘After being orphaned
- he's living with his dreadful aunt
- uncle and cousin
- all of whom are vile and nasty to Potter.’
- ‘Make war as vile and horrid as you can
- he reasoned
- and people will feel all the less inclined to resort to it.’
- ‘I have never understood why little old ladies cover themselves and their houses in vile lavender smelling scents but I do now.’
- ‘Well
- scientists have created a smell that is so vile that it can make even the tough guys gag.’
- ‘I won't have such vile
- offensive language on this show.’
- ‘Seagulls really are disgusting
- nasty
- vile animals
- naturally horrible
- and made worse by hanging out with humans presumably.’
- ‘Also
- my lack of sense of taste and smell means that I can't truly appreciate just how vile the office coffee is.’
- ‘They are now demanding that the old sewers beneath the streets of the city be brought up to date in an attempt to rid the area of the vile smell.’
- ‘I know Rob has been going through a tough time lately
- but his blog has become vile and nasty.’