vicious in Latin
vicious in Latin is vitiosus — vicious means deliberately cruel, violent, or savage.
vicious in Latin
vitiosus
(archaic) Pertaining to vice; characterised by immorality or depravity.
What does "vicious" mean?
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adj Deliberately cruel, violent, or savage.
"The dog launched a vicious attack on the mail carrier."
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vicious in a sentence
- The dog launched a vicious attack on the mail carrier.
- She was the target of a vicious rumour campaign.
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What is "vicious" in Latin?
"vicious" in Latin is vitiosus. vicious means: Deliberately cruel, violent, or savage.
How do you use "vicious" in a sentence?
Example: "The dog launched a vicious attack on the mail carrier." In Latin, "vicious" is vitiosus.
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