Perversa (en. Perverse)

/peɾˈβeɾsa/

Meaning & Definition

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adjective

Definition: It applies to something or someone that is morally bad.

Example sentence: The story is about a perverse queen who conspired against her own kingdom.

La historia trata de una reina perversa que conspiraba contra su propio reino.

Definition: It refers to stubborn and malicious behavior.

Example sentence: His perverse attitude surprised everyone at the meeting.

Su actitud perversa sorprendió a todos en la reunión.

Definition: It is used to describe acts that are considered deviant or immoral.

Example sentence: The character in the movie was a perverse villain who enjoyed causing suffering.

El personaje de la película era un villano perversa que disfrutaba causando sufrimiento.

Etymology_origin: From Latin 'perversus', meaning 'twisted, diverted'.

Common phrase: perverse intention

Meaning: With the intent to cause harm or evil.

perversa intención

Common phrase: perverse mind

Meaning: A way of thinking that is guilty of wickedness.

mente perversa

Common phrase: perverse enjoyment

Meaning: Enjoying something that is morally questionable.

perversa diversión

Related word: perversity

Description: The quality of being perverse or wicked.

perversidad

Related word: perverse

Description: An adjective that describes someone or something that is bad or cruel.

perverso

Related word: perversely

Description: In a perverse manner, with evil intentions.

perversamente

Slang meaning: A person who enjoys causing trouble or harm to others.

Example: That person is a perverse one, always creating conflicts.

Esa persona es una perversa, siempre creando conflictos.

Slang meaning: Someone who acts immorally or unethically.

Example: Don't trust him, he has a reputation for being perverse.

No te fíes de él, tiene una reputación de ser perversa.