perversity
/pərˈvɛrsɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being perverse, especially in a way that is morally wrong or unpleasant.
“The writer’s depiction of the character’s perversity shocked many readers.”
2. noun
A perversion or a corrupt or depraved inclination.
“The court was concerned about the defendant’s display of perversity in the face of evidence.”
3. noun
A deviation from a standard or norm, especially one that is considered perverse or abnormal.
“The artist’s use of unconventional materials was a form of perversity that added to the work’s impact.”
4. noun
A quality or trait that is considered morally wrong or unpleasant.
“The politician’s perversity in refusing to help those in need was widely criticized.”
5. adjective
Having or showing a tendency to be perverse or to act in a way that is morally wrong or unpleasant.
“The pervasively perversity of the movie’s characters made it difficult to watch.”