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What is another word for
perversion
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Relating to vice or immorality
Lustful behavior that is considered abnormal and unacceptable
Distortion or corruption of the original course, meaning, or state of something
The improper use of something
Immorality, or an act of immorality or sacrilege
A false, absurd, or distorted representation of something
An unsuccessful outcome of something planned
The state or quality of being specious
Deliberate cruelty, either mental or physical, to other people, or to animals, regardless of whether for (sexual) gratification
A quirk of character or behavior
The process of becoming progressively worse
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▲
Noun
▲
Relating to vice or immorality
debauchery
depravity
dissipation
dissoluteness
corruption
degeneracy
libertinism
rakishness
turpitude
licentiousness
vice
immorality
indulgence
iniquity
loucheness
decadence
immodesty
impropriety
indecency
intemperance
lasciviousness
lechery
shamelessness
sinfulness
sinning
wickedness
impurity
lecherousness
profligacy
salaciousness
sybaritism
abandon
abandonment
bawdiness
excess
hedonism
libertinage
libidinousness
revel
voluptuousness
wantonness
abjection
corruptness
debasement
decadency
degenerateness
degeneration
degradation
demoralisation
UK
demoralization
US
dissipatedness
gluttony
immoderateness
incontinence
iniquitousness
sin
carousal
concupiscence
lack of morals
lack of principles
lubricity
overindulgence
salacity
bender
binge
revelry
lack of restraint
self-indulgence
tear
fast living
la dolce vita
pleasure-seeking
life in fast lane
pervertedness
evil
dissolution
lewdness
vileness
viciousness
baseness
vulgarity
looseness
dishonesty
promiscuity
badness
wrong
misconduct
infamy
ungodliness
extravagance
criminality
wrongdoing
depravation
nefariousness
decay
dishonourableness
unchastity
lustfulness
sensuality
flagitiousness
shadiness
lawlessness
contamination
profanity
unrighteousness
decline
deterioration
atrocity
moral decay
improbity
vitiation
recklessness
wastefulness
villainousness
injustice
violation
offence
UK
crime
delinquency
crookedness
deviltry
offense
US
scandal
diablerie
immoral behaviour
evil behavior
impiety
decrease
worsening
immoderation
deviance
fall
pollution
bastardization
prurience
obscenity
abasement
inferiority
meanness
poorness
epicureanism
retrogression
prodigality
sordidness
lavishness
regression
brutishness
brutality
perviness
lack of self-control
lack of control
perniciousness
unwholesomeness
uncleanness
unworthiness
unchasteness
adulteration
sullying
wildness
mischief
drunkenness
self-gratification
free-living
high-living
going to hell in handbasket
life in the fast lane
dereliction
venality
bad behavior
evil-doing
villainy
unholiness
godlessness
antisocial behavior
sordidity
transgression
trespass
peccancy
peccability
evildoing
abuse
maleficence
malignance
evil act
carnality
immoral act
squalor
lust
ill
rot
act of wickedness
fall from grace
maltreatment
misdeed
unkindness
oppression
persecution
exploitation
fault
desecration
neglect
mistreatment
ill treatment
ill-treatment
more ❯
“Like the impulse to homicide, this propensity to suicide is simply a moral
perversion
, and therefore neither falls within the restricted definition of insanity.”
Noun
▲
Lustful behavior that is considered abnormal and unacceptable
debauchery
lust
lewdness
promiscuity
promiscuousness
unchastity
lustfulness
carnality
fetish
immorality
lustiness
orgy
passion
perversity
pervertedness
rakishness
salaciousness
sensuality
sexiness
sexuality
depravity
eroticism
fleshliness
fornication
hedonism
intimacy
kink
kinkiness
lasciviousness
lechery
libidinousness
licentiousness
looseness
profligacy
seductiveness
sensualism
sensuousness
steaminess
suggestiveness
sultriness
animalism
animality
debasement
decadence
decadency
degeneracy
deviance
deviancy
dissipation
dissoluteness
incontinence
lecherousness
libertinage
libertinism
seduction
sexual deviation
pleasures of the flesh
sleeping around
lack of sexual discrimination
wickedness
abnormality
vice
deviation
unnaturalness
vitiation
prurience
sybaritism
bestiality
lubricity
pruriency
libidinosity
voluptuousness
impurity
indecency
sin
immodesty
physicality
wantonness
permissiveness
abandon
uncleanness
shamelessness
hotness
sexual attractiveness
amorality
laxity
laxness
indiscrimination
free love
indelicacy
easy virtue
loose morals
more ❯
“One might say that celibacy has become the last sexual
perversion
in America.”
Noun
▲
Distortion or corruption of the original course, meaning, or state of something
distortion
twisting
corruption
falsification
misinterpretation
misrepresentation
misconstruction
travesty
debasement
subversion
aberration
anomaly
deviation
irregularity
vitiation
abnormality
unnaturalness
manipulation
doctoring
tampering
alteration
misstatement
fabrication
coloring
US
slant
dissimulation
adulteration
colouring
UK
exaggeration
fudging
falsehood
changing
lie
fiddling
tall story
slanting
untruth
caricature
mutilation
twist
stretch
stretching
false light
not a true picture
bias
misreporting
skew
prejudice
garbling
spin
tinkering
change
forgery
imbalance
jazz
jive
baloney
line
crock
counterfeiting
manipulating
invention
BS
misapplication
deception
deceit
tampering with
pretence
UK
pretense
US
degradation
cover
semblance
mask
hypocrisy
front
disguise
misinformation
disinformation
inaccuracy
falsity
mendacity
dishonesty
prevarication
story
fraudulence
false colors
half-truth
more ❯
“There is no mendacity, equivocation or
perversion
of truth.”
Noun
▲
The improper use of something
abuse
misuse
misapplication
misemployment
depravation
misusage
corruption
desecration
exploitation
misutilization
pollution
defiling
depravement
mishandling
prostitution
tainting
manipulation
ill-use
mismanagement
mistreatment
misappropriation
debasement
ill use
ill usage
ill-usage
maladministration
misgovernment
misrule
embezzlement
dissipation
profanation
malapropism
distortion
barbarism
abusage
wrong use
fraudulent use
illegal use
maltreatment
ill-treatment
ill treatment
harm
injury
manhandling
persecution
punishment
beating
bullying
mauling
molestation
torture
damage
rough handling
bad treatment
impugnment
cruelty
hurt
neglect
violation
injustice
torment
oppression
victimization
US
tyranny
tyrannization
subjugation
suffering
subjection
affliction
victimisation
UK
cruel treatment
inhumane treatment
more ❯
“This farcical thesis is a totally unacceptable
perversion
of science.”
Noun
▲
Immorality, or an act of immorality or sacrilege
offence
UK
offense
US
sin
evil
iniquity
wickedness
immorality
sinfulness
depravity
baseness
devilry
vileness
badness
impiety
corruption
degeneracy
vice
villainy
dissolution
blasphemy
irreverence
iniquitousness
profanity
dishonesty
dissipation
heinousness
viciousness
devilishness
foulness
knavery
evilness
godlessness
unholiness
diablerie
ungodliness
devilment
pervertedness
corruptness
deviltry
irreligiousness
sacrilege
defilement
impurity
impiousness
profanation
profaneness
crookedness
disrespect
fiendishness
unrighteousness
heresy
malfeasance
dishonor
US
dishonour
UK
impishness
irreligion
sacrilegiousness
maleficence
malignity
malice
evil-doing
turpitude
shadiness
atrocity
wrongdoing
depravedness
atrociousness
peccability
peccancy
wrong
bad
unscrupulousness
malevolence
nefariousness
darkness
monstrosity
hideousness
diabolicalness
enormity
roguery
rascality
double-dealing
transgression
delinquency
curse
debauchery
roguishness
hob
shenanigans
mischief
waggery
waggishness
mischievousness
hell
evildoing
indecency
cheekiness
naughtiness
tomfoolery
infamy
flagrancy
scurrilousness
decay
diabolism
squalor
malefaction
balefulness
scurrility
criminality
flagitiousness
fraud
venality
bribery
bestiality
fraudulency
profiteering
villainousness
profligacy
deceit
treachery
impropriety
sordidness
debasement
licentiousness
unseemliness
ill
contemptibility
vulgarity
libertinism
libertinage
disreputableness
wretchedness
depravation
despicability
ignobility
duplicity
deceitfulness
crime
chicanery
deception
deceptiveness
underhandedness
disgrace
unjustness
reprehensibility
misdeed
insidiousness
odiousness
egregiousness
disrepute
desecration
unfairness
ruthlessness
lowness
wrongness
unhonor
US
unhonour
UK
deviousness
rottenness
lawbreaking
misconduct
lawlessness
reprehensibleness
shamefulness
scoundrelism
cruelty
mercilessness
foul play
agnosticism
atheism
disbelief
apostasy
paganism
heathenism
non-belief
scepticism
UK
doubt
unbelief
skepticism
US
obscenity
injustice
abomination
monstrousness
outrage
outrageousness
dreadfulness
miscreancy
fallenness
imperfection
foible
fault
scandal
damnation
covetousness
sloth
demerit
disobedience
pride
tort
meanness
degradation
ignominy
pettiness
unsavouriness
reprobation
low-mindedness
rudeness
more ❯
Noun
▲
A false, absurd, or distorted representation of something
travesty
mockery
caricature
parody
sham
distortion
farce
cartoon
charade
corruption
joke
misrepresentation
send-up
spoof
burlesque
lampoon
pantomime
takeoff
exaggeration
lampoonery
mimicry
mock
play
poor imitation
poor substitute
pretence
UK
pretense
US
ridicule
roast
satire
apology for
excuse for
debasement
imitation
take-off
put-on
skit
pasquinade
pastiche
sendup
rib
impression
squib
impersonation
pasticcio
masquerade
act
laughing stock
simulation
deception
jest
apology
absurdity
laughingstock
malarkey
embarrassment
disgrace
front
facade
show
guise
façade
disguise
semblance
pose
routine
excuse
airs
playacting
raillery
target
play-on
trick
falsification
derision
butt
make-believe
butt of jokes
object of derision
standing joke
sketch
target of derision
source of amusement
Aunt Sally
target of jokes
figure of fun
object of ridicule
shambles
banter
mocking
persiflage
mask
pappyshow
causticity
chaffing
witticism
wit
veneer
veil
appearance
copy
cover
cloak
invective
fool
sport
mark
ridiculousness
dissimulation
personation
irony
dupe
display
distorted drawing
hoax
exaggerated drawing
fakery
artifice
con
subterfuge
posturing
feigning
laugh
deceit
waste of time
schtick
faking
fabrication
stall
shuck
invention
posing
shuffling
stunt
ostentation
insincerity
garb
evasion
acting
hokum
false show
posture
double-dealing
image
false appearance
snivel
outward appearance
smokescreen
false front
camouflage
false pretense
dumb act
mickey-take
turn
piece
number
item
comedy
takedown
pasquil
mimicking
imitating
comedy sketch
performance
funny drawing
political cartoon
aping
mime
mock-heroic
insult
mimesis
apery
stooge
pale imitation
goat
spectacle
exhibition
fall guy
everybody's fool
everybody's target
victim
fair game
sarcasm
fake
false impression
distorted representation
exaggerated representation
pathetic excuse
poor example
pale shadow
inadequate example
stop gap
nonsense
simpleton
pretentiousness
simulacrum
pageant
pretension
circus
piece of futility
false display
more ❯
Noun
▲
An unsuccessful outcome of something planned
miscarriage
failure
breakdown
undoing
foundering
malfunction
ruin
collapse
interruption
nonsuccess
defeat
thwarting
error
mismanagement
botch
frustration
mishap
reversal
ruination
setback
unsuccessfulness
aborting
mischance
misfire
misfiring
miss
abortion
blunder
debacle
insufficiency
lapse
misadventure
mistake
non-fulfilment
end
disintegration
downfall
crash
decline
slump
disruption
halt
deterioration
cessation
degradation
seizure
folding
disorganization
US
rupture
stoppage
fall
flop
termination
bankruptcy
nonachievement
fizzle
disorganisation
UK
shutdown
lack of success
breaking down
non-function
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state or quality of being specious
speciousness
bogusness
fallacy
falseness
falsity
hollowness
inaccuracy
phoniness
aberration
ambiguity
artifice
bias
casuistry
cavil
deceit
deception
deceptiveness
delusion
deviation
elusion
equivocation
erratum
erroneousness
error
evasion
falsehood
faultiness
flaw
heresy
illogicality
inconsistency
inexactness
invalidity
misapprehension
miscalculation
misconstrual
misinterpretation
mistake
notion
paradox
preconception
prejudice
quirk
solecism
sophism
sophistry
spuriousness
subterfuge
untruth
non sequitur
quibbling
illegitimacy
bastardy
misconception
illusion
fallaciousness
misbelief
myth
misconstruction
misjudgement
bar sinister
misjudgment
hallucination
fantasy
mistaken belief
mistaken impression
false notion
faulty reasoning
unsound argument
fancy
false impression
phantasm
chimera
US
daydream
mirage
semblance
image
bubble
rainbow
misimpression
confusion
invention
trip
seeming
mockery
chimaera
UK
feeling
impression
ignis fatuus
vision
pipe dream
make-believe
optical illusion
fool's paradise
fallacious argument
trick
head trip
apparition
idolism
ghost
paramnesia
phantasma
will-o'-the-wisp
paralogism
quibble
virtual reality
absurdity
deja vu
figment of imagination
ignus fatuus
hocus-pocus
chicanery
subtle argument
oversubtleness
fudging
excuse
casuistics
lie
subtlety
appearance
legalism
rationalization
US
rationalisation
UK
justification
effect
unsound reasoning
twisting the facts
specious reasoning
overgeneral reasoning
visual effect
figment of the imagination
trompe l'oeil
special effect
visual fallacy
pretence
UK
pretense
US
sham
misperception
simulacrum
imitation
dream
conceit
figment
unreality
phantasy
nonentity
fantasm
sense
idea
sensation
deceptive appearance
false appearance
self-deception
false belief
castles in Spain
castles in the air
more ❯
Noun
▲
Deliberate cruelty, either mental or physical, to other people, or to animals, regardless of whether for (sexual) gratification
sadism
brutality
savagery
barbarity
inhumanity
cruelty
heartlessness
viciousness
callousness
fiendishness
ruthlessness
bestiality
ferocity
severity
depravity
harshness
mercilessness
schadenfreude
spite
atrociousness
atrocity
barbarousness
bloodthirstiness
brutishness
cold-bloodedness
cruelness
inhumanness
savageness
spitefulness
truculence
wantonness
hard-heartedness
malice
masochism
murderousness
pitilessness
sadomasochism
barbarism
fierceness
wickedness
unkindness
animality
unfeelingness
heinousness
coldness
coarseness
violence
persecution
insensitiveness
venom
rancor
US
malignity
torture
insensibility
despotism
remorselessness
rancour
UK
monstrousness
ferity
evil
truculency
baseness
ferociousness
hardheartedness
beastliness
nastiness
iniquity
badness
horror
cold-heartedness
vileness
abuse
blackness
villainy
black-heartedness
lack of sympathy
nefariousness
animalism
swinishness
inhumaneness
grossness
evilness
uncaringness
inconsiderateness
unforgivingness
unkindliness
stone-heartedness
rough treatment
cruel treatment
third degree
brutalism
flagitiousness
dastardliness
maliciousness
egregiousness
aggression
ghastliness
hellishness
wrong
lack of feeling
lack of compassion
wildness
intensity
wrongdoing
transgression
boorishness
vulgarity
crudity
crudeness
enormity
extremity
force
strength
rapacity
infamy
crime
shockingness
lawlessness
aggressiveness
fury
furiousness
injustice
grievousness
malefaction
villainousness
malfeasance
villianousness
meanness
outrageous behavior
relentlessness
devilishness
inclemency
vindictiveness
lack of regard
lack of charity
toughness
hardness
exactingness
difficulty
outrage
austerity
rigour
UK
rigor
US
severeness
asperity
acerbity
abomination
obscenity
insensitivity
awfulness
unpleasantness
monstrosity
hideousness
physicality
offence
UK
depravedness
diabolicalness
offense
US
act of violence
malevolence
animalness
fleshliness
sensuality
act of brutality
act of savagery
roughness
horridness
dreadfulness
cattiness
massacre
killing
murder
hostility
violation
sinfulness
ill will
act of wickedness
act of cruelty
hardship
carnality
adversity
frightfulness
gruesomeness
grisliness
uncharitableness
disagreeableness
mean-spiritedness
repulsiveness
savage cruelty
barbarous cruelty
compassionlessness
shabbiness
tyranny
inhospitality
ungenerousness
unfriendliness
injury
affront
unbridled cruelty
misuse
rottenness
scandal
tort
corruption
solecism
vulgarism
act of barbarity
outrageousness
catachresis
localism
impropriety
misusage
provincialism
malapropism
uncivilizedness
vernacularity
vernacularism
primitive culture
disgrace
turpitude
animal cruelty
horribleness
vice
flagrancy
rankness
malignancy
spleen
hate
ruggedness
hatred
malignance
hatefulness
punishing nature
unforgiving nature
demanding nature
despite
enmity
personality
sacrilege
misdoing
evildoing
mischief
profanation
desecration
venomousness
maleficence
poisonousness
indignity
hurtfulness
rancorousness
perniciousness
shrewishness
inhumane act
more ❯
Noun
▲
A quirk of character or behavior
kink
eccentricity
idiosyncrasy
peculiarity
quirk
oddity
mannerism
singularity
individualism
foible
crotchet
erraticism
curiosity
quiddity
quip
twist
caprice
aberration
whim
irregularity
vagary
whimsy
fetish
fad
deviation
thing
tic
trick
hang-up
trait
characteristic
bent
proclivity
entanglement
freak
affectation
anomaly
habit
individuality
fancy
notion
chance
conceit
fluke
megrim
accident
oddness
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unconventionality
queerness
turn
inimitableness
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twist of fate
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practice
pretension
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way
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equivocation
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crank
personal trait
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folly
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crochet
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vitiation
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adulteration
corrosion
degringolade
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dislocation
disrepair
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rotting
ruin
spoiling
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reduction
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recession
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dip
regression
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ebbing
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decaying
loss
breakdown
enfeeblement
debilitation
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disintegration
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skid
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depression
dent
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flameout
undoing
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rot
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decadency
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corruption
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downtrend
overthrow
cut
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malfunction
miscarriage
foundering
death
halt
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disruption
interruption
vanquishing
downtick
disorganization
US
rupture
seizure
termination
folding
flop
stoppage
nonsuccess
disorganisation
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nonachievement
bankruptcy
shutdown
fizzle
fall-off
lack of success
impoverishment
non-function
breaking down
downgrading
dilapidation
depravation
ruining
destroying
harm
spoliation
fading
reversion
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dereliction
turn for the worse
recidivation
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anergy
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entropy
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subsidence
flagging
devitalization
de-escalation
attenuation
dying down
petering out
dying away
enervation
immiseration
dying out
fading away
getting worse
disgrace
unseating
conquest
annihilation
toppling
ousting
Waterloo
deposition
elimination
comeuppance
nemesis
labefaction
bane
debacle
doom
rack and ruin
road to ruin
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