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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a vile interpretation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particularly negative or offensive way of understanding or explaining something.
Example: "The critic's review was nothing more than a vile interpretation of the artist's intentions."
Alternatives: "a despicable interpretation" or "an abhorrent interpretation".
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A year after the edition appeared Alice wrote to her son Harry: "People are putting a vile interpretation on his silly letters to young men.
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Vile interpretations of sangria featured prominently.
[Latin.] A vile petty poet.
Is he a cad, a vile seducer?
"Trump is a vile candidate, a vile president, a vile man," he said.
(The industrialist is a vile, twisted character.
It was a vile time.
Trazic served a vile fermented cheese called "Cachat".
But last week, the sorrowful story took a vile twist.
He is also, by all appearances, a vile human being.
In Rome, Pope Benedict XVI called it a "vile gesture".
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