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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr défaut Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr viciable Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr imperfection Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr perversité Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr vicieux Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr libertinage Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr péché Source: English Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr vicier Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr vicieuse Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr dépravé Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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en vice Source: English Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr viciation Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr vertu Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr contre nature Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr sexuel Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr viciateur Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr débauche Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr plaisir Source: French Wiktionary
fr vice (n)
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fr vicieusement Source: French Wiktionary
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