Vicious: adj. (word coming from the Latin vitiosus; from vitium, vice).
The adjective "vicious" has several meanings:
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1. Aged or literary meaning: Who has a vice, vices, bad inclinations (corrupt, depraved, immoral, perverse; bad).
- Quotation from the French playwright and poet Jean Racine (1639-1699): “Néron was already vicious […] and Narcissus kept him in his bad inclinations”.
Aged sense: Whose evil inclinations cannot be corrected.
- Quotation from the...
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