| Definition of 'perverseness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) contrariness, perversity, perverseness
deliberate and stubborn unruliness and resistance to guidance or discipline
2. (noun) perversity, perverseness
deliberately deviating from what is good
"there will always be a few people who, through macho perversity, gain satisfaction from bullying and terrorism"
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| Definition of 'perverseness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) perverseness
the quality or state of being perverse
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Sense: deliberately wrong; unreasonable
perverse behaviour.
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 Afrikaans: perversiteit |
 Arabic: فَساد، إنْحِراف |
 Bulgarian: извратеност |
 Brazilian: perversidade |
 Czech: zvrácenost |
 German: die Verkehrtheit |
 Danish: sygelighed |
 Greek: διαστροφή |
 Spanish: perversidad; obstinación |
 Estonian: põikpäisus |
 Farsi: لجاجت؛ گمراهی |
 Finnish: kieroutuneisuus |
 French: esprit de contradiction |
 Hebrew: סְטִייָה |
 Hindi: पतितता, उद्दण्डता |
 Croatian: pokvarenost |
 Hungarian: romlottság, perverzitás |
 Indonesian: kesalahan |
 Icelandic: þvermóðska |
 Italian: ostinazione |
 Japanese: 片意地 |
 Korean: 뒤틀어짐 |
 Lithuanian: priešgynumas |
 Latvian: aplamīgums |
 Malay: kedegilan |
 Dutch: eigenzinnigheid, balorigh |
 Norwegian: fordervethet |
 Polish: przewrotność |
 Persian: لجاجت؛ گمراهی |
 Pashto: پخپل سر، ګمراه |
 Portuguese: perversidade |
 Romanian: încăpăţânare; perversit |
 Russian: извращённость |
 Slovak: zvrhlosť |
 Slovenian: perverznost |
 Serbian: perverznost |
 Swedish: motsträvighet, tvärhet, e |
 Thai: ความวิปริต |
 Turkish: terslik, aksilik |
 Taiwanese: 倔強 |
 Ukrainian: помилковість |
 Urdu: سرکشي، اڑيل پن |
 Vietnamese: tính ngang bướng |
 Chinese: 倔强 |
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