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Meanings of perverseness in English
Catalan
perversitat Spanish
terquedad Deliberate and stubborn unruliness and resistance to guidance or discipline.
Usage of perverseness in English
1
There was neither self-will, perverseness, nor antagonism, in this; but paralysis instead.
2
There is another exhibition of perverseness which we sometimes see in families.
3
There is often a perverseness in inanimate things which is beyond endurance.
4
It is not from humour, from perverseness, that I insist upon this.
5
Such is the perverseness of the feminine nature, even in Morovenia.
6
The thought disturbed me; the perverseness, the fragility of the deception.
7
There is rebellion and perverseness mingled with the helplessness and ignorance and sorrow.
8
In spite of our old world perverseness, that Power pours on.
9
And still the emigrant princes were adding to her perplexity by their perverseness.
10
And yet he loved her none the less for her perverseness.
11
She reflected upon my Norton, as if she encouraged me in my perverseness.
12
He dared not think of what her perverseness might yet lead her to.
13
She blushed again and again over the perverseness of the meeting.
14
But I had not told her what I had out of sheer perverseness.
15
Tim attended, but an imp of perverseness seemed to rule him.
16
Whether the same corruption and perverseness were to be expected from the nobles?
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