Spot and Vice

Spot

Spot noun - A mark of guilt or disgrace.

Usage example: scandalous conduct that will forever be a spot upon the family name

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Vice and spot are semantically related in fault topic. In some cases you can use "Vice" instead a noun "Spot".

Nearby Word: spotted

Vice noun - A defect in character.

Usage example: curiosity in children is not a vice, but something to be encouraged

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

old	old spot	old vice
good	good spot	good vice
exact	exact spot	exact vice
particular	particular spot	particular vice
Other adjectives: similar, specific, right, obvious, real, big, great, unfortunate, dangerous, bad, main, next.

An irreverent smartass who never has a nice thing to say about anyone, he has a soft spot for introverted teammate Ava and often seems like the only person who cares about her, and vice versa.

Source: Jerk With A Heart Of Gold / Comic Books
Reizei used to be vice-president, but left and his spot was replaced by Asuma.

Source: Video Game / Daemon Bride
Each time the vice principal of Ajax's school takes a bite of her lunch, Duckman launches into a train-tunnel-themed Imagine Spot.

Source: Erotic Eating

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