Decay and Vice

Decay

Decay noun - A gradual sinking and wasting away of mind or body.

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Vice and decay are semantically related In some cases you can use "Vice" instead a noun "Decay".

Nearby Words: decayed, decaying, decadence, decadent

Vice noun - Immoral conduct or practices harmful or offensive to society.

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Decay and vice are semantically related in sin topic. Sometimes you can use "Decay" instead a noun "Vice".

old	old decay	old vice
pure	pure decay	pure vice
similar	similar decay	similar vice
heavy	heavy decay	heavy vice
Other adjectives: real, unfortunate, social, moral, apparent, previous.

The Punchinellos have seen better days: It's implied that Angleo's restaurant, which includes a second floor ballroom, has fallen on hard times, and the mob-controlled block of tenements is a pit of vice and decay.

Source: Video Game / Max Payne
Motive Decay: The Vice Kings started out as a vigilante team formed to fight back against the atrocities Los Carnales inflicted upon their neighborhood and slowly started down the slippery slope to what they become in the game.

Source: Video Game / Saints Row

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