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perverse

/pərˈvɜːrs/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Person oder Handlung, die bewusst den Erwartungen oder anerkannten Normen widerspricht, oft auf unvernünftige oder eigensinnige Weise. Ebenso im Sinne von sexuell abweichend oder widernatürlich.

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adjective

/pərˈvɜːrs/C1formal
  • deBeschreibt eine Person oder Handlung, die bewusst den Erwartungen oder anerkannten Normen widerspricht, oft auf unvernünftige oder eigensinnige Weise. Ebenso im Sinne von sexuell abweichend oder widernatürlich.

Describes a person or action that is deliberately contrary to what is expected or accepted, often in a way that is unreasonable or stubborn.

  1. Contrary to reason or expectationC1formal

    Showing a deliberate and obstinate desire to behave in a way that is unreasonable or unacceptable.

    dePervertiert

    • He took a perverse pleasure in disagreeing with everyone.
    • It was a perverse decision to ignore the safety warnings.
    • She had a perverse habit of doing the opposite of what was asked.

    Synonymecapriciouscontraryintractableobstinaterefractorystubbornunreasonablewaywardwilfulwrongheaded

    Antonymeaccommodatingagreeablecompliantcooperativeobligingrationalreasonablesensible

  2. Sexually deviantC2formal

    Involving or showing behavior that is considered abnormal or unacceptable in a sexual context.

    dePervers

    • The novel explores perverse desires and forbidden relationships.
    • His perverse actions were condemned by the community.
    • The psychologist studied the origins of perverse behavior.

    Synonymeaberrantdegeneratedepraveddeviantkinkytwistedunnaturalwarped

    Antonymechastepurevirtuouswholesome

Formen
  • more perverse comparative form
  • most perverse superlative form
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