pervertedly
- adverb
- /pərˈvɜːrtɪdli/
- Formal
- She pervertedly twisted the facts to fit her narrative.
Examples
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He pervertedly interpreted the law to justify his actions.
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The story was pervertedly changed to fit the director's controversial vision.
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Some viewers felt the message was pervertedly twisted for dramatic effect.
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He interpreted the text pervertedly to support his argument.
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The documentary pervertedly presented the facts to create a sensational narrative.
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He used the term pervertedly to distort the original meaning of the debate.
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The artist pervertedly reimagined the classic painting, altering its message entirely.
Synonyms
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5.7
In a way that makes something seem different from what it really is
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7.6
In a dishonest or not direct way to get what you want
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9.1
In a cruel way showing pleasure at others' pain
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8.6
In a way that makes people believe something that is not true
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7.1
In a way that makes something look or sound wrong and hard to recognize
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Etymology
The word pervertedly comes from per- 'completely' and vert 'to turn', so to pervert something is to 'turn' its meaning the wrong way. That's why done pervertedly it means changing or twisting the original purpose or idea.