[{"Bold_text": "noun", "List Items": ["an immoral or evil habit or practice:These biblical verses cover the vices of boastfulness and pride, miserliness, and hypocrisy.Synonyms: depravity , wrong , wrongdoing , fault Antonyms: virtue", "immoral conduct; depraved or degrading behavior:In the Christian religion there are numerous instances of sudden conversions from a life of vice to one of virtue.Synonyms: corruptness , badness , corruption , wickedness , iniquity , sin , immorality Antonyms: morality , virtue", "sexual immorality, especially prostitution.Synonyms: wantonness , licentiousness , degeneracy", "a particular form of depravity.", "a fault, defect, or shortcoming:a minor vice in his literary style.Synonyms: weakness , foible , flaw , imperfection , blemish , stain", "(of a horse’s behavior) a bad habit:Allowing your horse turnout in a paddock may prevent vices such as weaving or wood chewing normally observed in a stall.", "Sometimes Vice. vice squad(def) vice squad(def):Detective Crockett was reassigned from the Robbery Division to Vice last year.", "Vice,a character in the English morality plays morality plays,a personification of general vice or of a particular vice, serving as the buffoon.", "Archaic.a physical defect, flaw, or infirmity:In most cases, attempts to relieve the symptoms will be of little avail without at the same time relieving or removing the constitutional vice which has induced this condition."]}, {"Bold_text": "adjective", "List Items": ["of or relating to the vice squad vice squad,or to the threats to public order it is tasked to police, such as gambling, pornography, prostitution, and narcotics:the vice division of the police department.a vice cop;the vice division of the police department."]}, {"Bold_text": "noun", "List Items": ["vise ."]}, {"Bold_text": "preposition", "List Items": ["instead of; in the place of:The committee was reorganized, with Mr. Silver, vice Mr. Cooper, as the head."]}, {"Bold_text": null, "List Items": ["a combining form meaning “deputy,” used in the formation of compound words, usually titles of who serve in the absence of the official denoted by the base word:viceroy; vice-chancellor."]}]