vile
adjective
[ vʌɪl ]
• extremely unpleasant.
• "he has a vile temper"
Similar:
foul,
nasty,
unpleasant,
bad,
disagreeable,
horrid,
horrible,
dreadful,
abominable,
atrocious,
offensive,
obnoxious,
odious,
unsavoury,
repulsive,
off-putting,
repellent,
revolting,
repugnant,
disgusting,
distasteful,
loathsome,
hateful,
nauseating,
sickening,
base,
low,
mean,
wretched,
disgraceful,
appalling,
shocking,
ugly,
vulgar,
sorry,
shabby,
shameful,
dishonourable,
execrable,
heinous,
abhorrent,
deplorable,
monstrous,
wicked,
evil,
dark,
dirty,
vicious,
iniquitous,
sinful,
corrupt,
sordid,
depraved,
perverted,
debased,
reprobate,
degenerate,
debauched,
dissolute,
contemptible,
despicable,
reprehensible,
diabolical,
diabolic,
devilish,
fiendish,
hellish,
damnable,
yucky,
sick-making,
gut-churning,
icky,
gross,
godawful,
low-down,
rotten,
sick,
beastly,
bogging,
lousy,
vomitous,
noisome,
scurvy,
disgustful,
loathly,
egregious,
flagitious,
shitty,
Origin:
Middle English: via Old French from Latin vilis ‘of low value’.
