perverse in Irish
perverse in Irish is ainbhreitheach — perverse means deliberately behaving in a way that is unreasonable, contrary, or against what is expected or sensible.
perverse in Irish
ainbhreitheach
(legal, of a verdict) Ignoring the evidence or the judge's opinions.
What does "perverse" mean?
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adjective Deliberately behaving in a way that is unreasonable, contrary, or against what is expected or sensible.
"It seemed perverse to complain about the free upgrade."
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adjective Showing an unusual and often unhealthy or twisted deviation from what is considered normal or moral.
"He took a perverse pleasure in watching them argue."
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perverse in a sentence
- It seemed perverse to complain about the free upgrade.
- There's a perverse satisfaction in doing things the hard way.
- He took a perverse pleasure in watching them argue.
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What is "perverse" in Irish?
"perverse" in Irish is ainbhreitheach. perverse means: Deliberately behaving in a way that is unreasonable, contrary, or against what is expected or sensible.
How do you use "perverse" in a sentence?
Example: "It seemed perverse to complain about the free upgrade." In Irish, "perverse" is ainbhreitheach.
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