late 14c., in Bible translations, "corrupted, false, turned from the right way," past-participle adjective from pervert (v.). With an implied sexual sense by 1897.
perverted practices
a perverted translation of the poem
a perverted sense of loyalty
pervasive
perverse
perversion
perversity
pervert
perverted
pervious
peseta
pesky
peso
pessary
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