viceless
7.5
Free from bad habits or moral faults
- adjective
- /ˈvaɪs.ləs/
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- The organization prides itself on being viceless, with no history of corruption or unethical behavior.
Examples
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In a viceless society, people treat each other with kindness and respect.
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In regard to Vegas, I'm more of a gambler than a stripper guy, but I do enjoy the overall exploits of a viceless environment!
Blog text (30) -
She is a viceless leader, known for her integrity and strong moral values.
Synonyms
unblemished
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5.1
Free from any marks, damage, or bad actions
emphasizes absence of vices and moral flaws rather than only physical perfection
guiltless
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4.6
Not responsible for doing anything wrong
states freedom from faults and bad habits rather than just lack of blame
sinless
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6.3
Someone who has done nothing wrong
covers absence of faults and bad habits as well as sin
unsordid
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9.9
Honest and pure in actions and motives
focuses on complete freedom from faults, defects, and bad habits
9.9
A person who has no moral faults
includes absence of vices and broader faults beyond only sin
9.9
A person or thing that has not done wrong and seems pure
applies to freedom from faults and bad habits rather than untouched innocence
Antonyms
How Moral
Surface Forms
viceless positive
Morphology
Etymology
Viceless comes from vice, meaning 'a bad habit or moral fault', plus the ending -less, meaning 'without'. So to be viceless is to be 'without' bad habits or faults, which is exactly what the word means today.