perverted
/pərˈvɜrtɪd/
adjective
- Changed from what is normal, natural, or morally right; twisted or distorted in a way that is considered wrong or harmful.
- The dictator's perverted logic justified cruelty in the name of order.
- The movie was criticized for its perverted view of justice.
- He had a perverted sense of humor that made others uncomfortable.
- Relating to or showing abnormal sexual behavior or desires.
- The police arrested him for possessing perverted materials.
- She was disturbed by his perverted comments during the conversation.
- The court heard evidence of his perverted actions toward minors.
verb
- Past tense of pervert: to cause someone or something to turn away from what is normal, good, or proper; to corrupt or distort.
- The leader perverted the original mission of the organization.
- Greed perverted his sense of fairness and honesty.
- They perverted the truth to fit their own agenda.