Oh, dude, that's like saying what's cool today might be lame tomorrow. It's all about how society's standards change over time. So, like, what's considered bad or good can totally flip-flop depending on the era. Just goes to show, morals are as fickle as my wifi signal.
Vice is the antonym of virtue.
Yes in terms of ethics, the opposite of virtue is weakness which i believe is also a synonym of Vice
This humorous take on the theme of redeeming virtue means "He is too honest, too proper, too nice."
corruption, disgrace, dishonesty, dishonor
It means that virtue itself has the ability to turn vice if being misapplied. It means that even if your are trying to do something that is good, it can turn out to be bad; for example, let's say that a child likes candy bananas, but now the child has eaten too many bananas and so has a stomachache. Although the banana is a healthy food , it is misapplied and so there are negative impacts on the child. Likewise, if you commit something bad for good reasons, it will still be wrong, but it will be dignified and justified; for example, if a teenage boy's father is in the hospital and needs one million dollars to pay for an operation or the father dies, then the son will have to make a quick and decisive decision. However, if the son robs a bank to get the money ,although what he is doing is wrong, and he gets caught he will probably be thrown in jail. Because what he did was virtue itself, his father would understand and appreciate the act committed. In essence, irrespective of the fact the son did something bad (vice), his action was dignified due to the good nature of the act. Grammar and Syntax have been corrected. In summary, Virtue (good) turns to vice (evil) if it's misused, and vice sometimes becomes virtue through the righteous activity.
What is vice today may be virtue tomorrow
The opposite word of vice is virtue.
Vice is the antonym of virtue.
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"Virtue itself turns vice being misappliedand and vice sometimes by action dignified" talks about reversal of common roles. The first part, "Virtue itself turns vice being misappliedand," references the idea that what appears as virtue can actually be vice. The second, "and vice sometimes by action dignified," discusses how actions typically seen as negative can sometimes have dignity. In whole, this phrase means that virtue and vice are arbitrary. For another literary reference to this idea, read _The Fall of the Jesus Freaks in the College Classroom_ by B.H. Fairchild.
Vice. It refers to behavior or habits that are considered immoral or wicked, opposite of virtue which represents high moral standards and goodness.
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Yes in terms of ethics, the opposite of virtue is weakness which i believe is also a synonym of Vice
Friar Lawrence means that when virtues are taken to excess or not used in moderation, they can become harmful or counterproductive. For example, being too kind can make someone vulnerable to being taken advantage of, thus turning a virtue like kindness into a vice.
This humorous take on the theme of redeeming virtue means "He is too honest, too proper, too nice."