English adjective: perverse | |||
1. | perverse marked by a disposition to oppose and contradict | ||
Samples | Took perverse satisfaction in foiling her plans. | ||
Similar | negative | ||
Antonyms | positive, neutral | ||
2. | perverse resistant to guidance or discipline | ||
Samples | Mary Mary quite contrary. An obstinate child with a violent temper. A perverse mood. Wayward behavior. | ||
Synonyms | contrary, obstinate, wayward | ||
Similar | disobedient | ||
Antonyms | obedient | ||
3. | perverse deviating from what is considered moral or right or proper or good | ||
Samples | Depraved criminals. A perverted sense of loyalty. The reprobate conduct of a gambling aristocrat. | ||
Synonyms | depraved, perverted, reprobate | ||
Similar | corrupt | ||
Antonyms | incorrupt | ||