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perversely

/pəˈvɜːrs.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant 'd'une manière qui contredit délibérément ce qui est attendu, raisonnable ou acceptable'. Décrit des actions ou des attitudes qui sont contraires, obstinées ou intentionnellement déraisonnables.

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adverb

/pəˈvɜːrs.li/C1formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant 'd'une manière qui contredit délibérément ce qui est attendu, raisonnable ou acceptable'. Décrit des actions ou des attitudes qui sont contraires, obstinées ou intentionnellement déraisonnables.

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.

    frde manière obstinément contrariante

    • 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.

    Synonymescontrarilyobstinatelystubbornlywilfully

    Antonymescooperativelyreasonablysensibly

  2. In a way that is morally wrong or corruptC2formal

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

    frde manière perverse

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

    Synonymescorruptlyimmorallyiniquitouslywickedly

    Antonymeshonorablymorallyrighteouslyuprightlyvirtuously

Formes
  • more perversely comparative form
  • most perversely superlative form
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