Vice definition

LATIN

vitum

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OLD FRENCH

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vice

Middle English

an immoral or wicked personal characteristic.
plural noun: vices

Huh, never would have guessed that.

You couldn't guess that because the correct word in latin is vitium.

i don’t think he meant guessed as in actual guessing but known

I know, but still the mistake is there. vitum would mean the rim of a wheel

oh yes my bad i saw multiple definitions for vice and read the wrong one!

Yeah, on top of that, latin words might have different definitions depending on which century it's coming from, and who wrote the definition

Such is life isn't it? To which we hold no answers

:FU: “Who put this thing together? Me, that’s who! Who do I trust? Me!” :FU:

thanks for the information.  appreciate it