Advanced English Vocabulary: Bad Habits
<p>The word <strong><em>vice </em></strong>has some moral connotations, suggesting that this bad habit is due to some kind of flaw or weakness in a person. However, it is often used in a humorous way. For example, I say that my <strong><em>vices</em></strong> are coffee and chocolate.</p>
<h2>Guilty Pleasure</h2>
<p>A similar term that we could use is <em>guilty pleasure</em>, to describe the things we enjoy, but that we feel some kind of shame or embarrassed about, because of thinking we’ll be judged by others.</p>
<p><em>Her guilty pleasure is eating a full tub of chocolate ice cream every Friday night!</em></p>
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