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perverse

UK
/pəˈvɜːs/
US
/pərˈvɜrs/

Übersetzungen

perverseadjektiv
more perverse
Komp.
most perverse
Super.
UK
/pəˈvɜːs/
US
/pərˈvɜrs/
His perverse sense of humor often offended people.
Его извращённое чувство юмора часто оскорбляло людей.
Her perverse refusal to cooperate made the situation worse.
Её упрямый отказ сотрудничать ухудшил ситуацию.
The perverse decision to ignore the evidence baffled everyone.
Противоречивое решение игнорировать доказательства озадачило всех.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
неправильный
упорный
странный
Synonyme
contrary
unreasonable
obstinate
wayward
deviant
twisted
malicious
spiteful
Antonyme
compliant
obedient
submissive
perverseverb
perversed
Präteritum
perversed
Partizip Perfekt
perversing
Gerundium
UK
/pəˈvɜːs/
US
/pərˈvɜrs/
Archaic. Rare; used chiefly in Middle and Early Modern English meaning ‘to turn aside, corrupt, or pervert’.

Definitionen

perverseadjektiv
Showing a deliberate and obstinate desire to behave in a way that is unreasonable or unacceptable, often in spite of the consequences.
His perverse refusal to listen to advice led to the project's failure.
Contrary to the accepted or expected standard or practice.
It was a perverse decision to close the park on the sunniest day of the year.
Having an effect that is opposite to what is intended or expected.
The new law had the perverse effect of increasing the problem it was meant to solve.
Sexually deviant or perverted; markedly departing from what is considered normal or acceptable sexual behavior.
The novel was banned for its graphic portrayal of perverse desires.
perverseverb
To turn something away from what is right or proper; to distort, corrupt, or pervert (archaic).
He warned that false teachers would perverse the truth of the scriptures.
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