vitium
/ˈvaɪtɪəm/ or /ˈvaɪtiəm/Definitions
1. noun
A flaw or defect, especially one that is inherent or innate.
“The philosopher argued that human nature is prone to a vitium of self-interest.”
2. noun
A vice or a sinful habit.
“The priest warned the congregation about the dangers of a vitium of gluttony.”