40+ Negative Words Starting With V

Vacant – empty or devoid of life

Vague – unclear, imprecise, or ambiguous

Vanity – excessive pride or self-admiration

Vapid – dull, boring, or lacking in substance

Vaporize – to disappear suddenly or without a trace

Vehement – showing strong feelings or passion, often in an aggressive or hostile manner

Veiled – concealed or disguised, often used to describe hidden intentions or motives

Vengeful – seeking revenge or wanting to get even

Venomous – poisonous, toxic, or full of malice and spite

Verbose – wordy, long-winded, or using too many words to express an idea

Vermin – pests or parasites that are harmful or annoying

Vexing – annoying, frustrating, or causing irritation

Vice – a bad habit or immoral behavior

Vicious – cruel, violent, or savage

Villainous – wicked, evil, or immoral

Violate – to break or disregard a law, rule, or agreement

Violent – using physical force to cause harm or damage

Virulent – extremely harmful or poisonous

Viscous – thick, sticky, or gummy

Vitiate – to weaken, impair, or spoil the quality of something

Vixenish – shrewish or quarrelsome, often used to describe a woman

Vociferous – loud, vocal, or expressing strong opinions or feelings

Volatile – unstable, unpredictable, or liable to change rapidly

Vomit–inducing – causing nausea or revulsion

Vulgar – crass, tasteless, or lacking in refinement.

Vulnerable – easily harmed or hurt, often used to describe people in a weak or defenseless position

Vulture–like – predatory or preying on the weak or defenseless

Vexatious – causing annoyance or frustration, often used to describe a situation or behavior

Vacuous – empty or lacking in intelligence, often used to describe a person’s thoughts or ideas

Vanquished – defeated or conquered, often used to describe a person or army that has lost a battle

Vehicular – relating to or involving vehicles, often used to describe accidents or collisions

Vengeance–seeking – seeking revenge or wanting to get even

Verbose–ness – the state of being excessively wordy or using too many words to express an idea

Vestigial – no longer functional or useful, often used to describe a biological structure or organ

Victimized – treated unfairly or unjustly, often used to describe someone who has been wronged or harmed

Vilifying – defaming or speaking ill of often used to describe a person’s character or reputation

Vindictive – having a strong desire for revenge, often used to describe a person’s behavior or actions

Violative – in violation of rules, laws, or agreements, often used to describe a breach of trust or contract

Visually challenged – having a visual impairment or disability

Voluntarily – done by choice or free will, often used to describe a decision or action that was not forced.