perverse

perverse antonyms

obedient compare perverse and obedient
happy compare perverse and happy
nice compare perverse and nice
compliant compare perverse and compliant
amenable compare perverse and amenable
cooperative compare perverse and cooperative
good compare perverse and good
willing compare perverse and willing
yielding compare perverse and yielding
good-natured compare perverse and good-natured
manageable compare perverse and manageable
easy compare perverse and easy
tractable compare perverse and tractable
submissive compare perverse and submissive
pleasant compare perverse and pleasant
helpful compare perverse and helpful
docile compare perverse and docile
calm compare perverse and calm
kind compare perverse and kind
accommodating compare perverse and accommodating
gentle compare perverse and gentle
merciful compare perverse and merciful
reasonable compare perverse and reasonable
well behaved compare perverse and well behaved
friendly compare perverse and friendly
easygoing compare perverse and easygoing
moral compare perverse and moral
agreeable compare perverse and agreeable
laid-back compare perverse and laid-back
flexible compare perverse and flexible
cheerful compare perverse and cheerful
obliging compare perverse and obliging
normal compare perverse and normal
relaxed compare perverse and relaxed
respectable compare perverse and respectable
sympathetic compare perverse and sympathetic
right compare perverse and right
virtuous compare perverse and virtuous
orthodox compare perverse and orthodox
affable compare perverse and affable
decent compare perverse and decent
facile compare perverse and facile
patient compare perverse and patient
behaved compare perverse and behaved
biddable compare perverse and biddable
sound compare perverse and sound
uncorrupt compare perverse and uncorrupt
tentative compare perverse and tentative
uninvolved compare perverse and uninvolved
wholesome compare perverse and wholesome
uncomplicated compare perverse and uncomplicated
susceptible compare perverse and susceptible
tolerant compare perverse and tolerant
sensitive compare perverse and sensitive
pliant compare perverse and pliant
submitting compare perverse and submitting
regular compare perverse and regular
righteous compare perverse and righteous
usual compare perverse and usual
subordinate compare perverse and subordinate
straightforward compare perverse and straightforward
worthy compare perverse and worthy
trustworthy compare perverse and trustworthy
pure compare perverse and pure
uplifted compare perverse and uplifted
supportive compare perverse and supportive
principled compare perverse and principled
pleased compare perverse and pleased
sweet-natured compare perverse and sweet-natured
real compare perverse and real
praising compare perverse and praising
similar compare perverse and similar
sociable compare perverse and sociable
typical compare perverse and typical
standard compare perverse and standard
easily led compare perverse and easily led
controllable compare perverse and controllable
meek compare perverse and meek
amiable compare perverse and amiable
grinning compare perverse and grinning
joyous compare perverse and joyous
broad-minded compare perverse and broad-minded
encouraging compare perverse and encouraging
irresolute compare perverse and irresolute
following compare perverse and following
healthy compare perverse and healthy
easy-going compare perverse and easy-going
attentive compare perverse and attentive
harmonious compare perverse and harmonious
agreeing compare perverse and agreeing
honest compare perverse and honest
conscious compare perverse and conscious
clean compare perverse and clean
malleable compare perverse and malleable
complimentary compare perverse and complimentary
mild compare perverse and mild
innocent compare perverse and innocent
optimistic compare perverse and optimistic
giving compare perverse and giving
commendatory compare perverse and commendatory
conventional compare perverse and conventional
auspicious compare perverse and auspicious
light-hearted compare perverse and light-hearted
bright compare perverse and bright
laudatory compare perverse and laudatory
humane compare perverse and humane
glorious compare perverse and glorious
flattering compare perverse and flattering
disciplined compare perverse and disciplined
benevolent compare perverse and benevolent
acceptable compare perverse and acceptable
lucky compare perverse and lucky
complaisant compare perverse and complaisant
like compare perverse and like
accepting compare perverse and accepting
natural compare perverse and natural
good-humored compare perverse and good-humored
collected compare perverse and collected
moderate compare perverse and moderate
concordant compare perverse and concordant
loving compare perverse and loving
honorable compare perverse and honorable
genuine compare perverse and genuine
civil compare perverse and civil
liking compare perverse and liking
noble compare perverse and noble
caring compare perverse and caring
aware compare perverse and aware
passive compare perverse and passive
listening compare perverse and listening
correct compare perverse and correct
easy to please compare perverse and easy to please
correspondent compare perverse and correspondent
behaving compare perverse and behaving
alike compare perverse and alike
complacent compare perverse and complacent
perfect compare perverse and perfect
homogeneous compare perverse and homogeneous
controlled compare perverse and controlled
observant compare perverse and observant
dignified compare perverse and dignified
high compare perverse and high
good-tempered compare perverse and good-tempered
common compare perverse and common
cheered compare perverse and cheered

perverse definitions

verb

  • To pervert. 

adj

  • Morally wrong or evil; wicked; perverted. 

  • Obstinately in the wrong; stubborn; intractable. 

  • Turned aside while against something, splitting off from a thing. 

  • Ignoring the evidence or the judge's opinions. 

  • Wayward; vexing; contrary.