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perversely

/pəˈvɜːrs.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de un modo que contradice deliberadamente lo esperado, razonable o aceptable'. Describe acciones o actitudes que son contrarias, obstinadas o intencionalmente irrazonables.

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adverb

/pəˈvɜːrs.li/C1formal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de un modo que contradice deliberadamente lo esperado, razonable o aceptable'. Describe acciones o actitudes que son contrarias, obstinadas o intencionalmente irrazonables.

An adverb meaning 'in a way that deliberately goes against what is expected, reasonable, or acceptable.' It describes actions or attitudes that are contrary, stubborn, or willfully unreasonable.

  1. In a contrary or stubborn mannerC1formal

    In a way that deliberately goes against what is expected, reasonable, or desired.

    esde manera obstinada o contraria

    • He perversely refused to accept the logical solution.
    • She perversely chose the most difficult path, even though an easier one was available.
    • The weather perversely turned cold just as the picnic began.

    Sinónimoscontrarilyobstinatelystubbornlywilfully

    Antónimoscooperativelyreasonablysensibly

  2. In a way that is morally wrong or corruptC2formal

    In a manner that is contrary to accepted moral standards or principles.

    esde manera perversa

    • The dictator perversely justified his cruel actions as necessary.
    • He perversely enjoyed causing chaos among his colleagues.
    • The film perversely glorifies violence and revenge.

    Sinónimoscorruptlyimmorallyiniquitouslywickedly

    Antónimoshonorablymorallyrighteouslyuprightlyvirtuously

Formas
  • more perversely comparative form
  • most perversely superlative form
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