Having an intended meaning altered or misrepresented.
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CATALOG: Was your experience similar to the process that perverted Mendicant Bias?
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Right now it was just an artist's essential suffering, a perverted muse.
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And at the concert he perverted the text to gratify his vanity.
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But a repressed sexuality was almost as dangerous as a perverted one.
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Now these people were quite honest and in a perverted way courageous.
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The Beachcomber may be perverted into-well, the next best on the list.
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He had not been jesting when he said this would be perverted.
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You see, I perverted the whole gaiafield to build a religion on.
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In cities, that leadership is often perverted and used to evil ends.
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The truer doctrines are, the more liable they are to be perverted.
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Yet his visions entangled his clear intellect and perverted his moral purpose.
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Some professing Christians have already deserted him, others have perverted the faith.
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Therefore nothing can really be mean, nothing despicable; nothing, however perverted, irredeemable.
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The reflection which resulted from this refraction was, necessarily, divergent and perverted.
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Gora's feminine instincts arose from a less perverted source than her social.
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All that gave pleasure to others gave his perverted senses only pain.
