pervert
pervertido
definition
verb
he was charged with conspiring to pervert the course of justice
alter (something) from its original course, meaning, or state to a distortion or corruption of what was first intended.
noun
a person whose sexual behavior is regarded as abnormal and unacceptable.
translation of 'pervert'
verb
prostituir,
pervertir,
estropear,
desvirtuar,
estragar
noun
pervertido
example
he was charged with conspiring to 'pervert' the course of justice
Bribery refers to the illicit use of rewards, gifts, or favors to 'pervert' judgment or corrupt the conduct of someone.
A high ranking police officer admitted to a court today that he is under investigation for attempting to 'pervert' the course of justice and misconduct.
he was charged with conspiring to 'pervert' the course of justice
Major alterations, like the insertion of stained-glass windows which 'pervert' natural lighting effects, undermine this.
She was jailed for three years for trying to 'pervert' the course of justice.
There was no evidence that the doorman had conspired to 'pervert' the course of justice, and no one had intimidated witnesses to the violent incident, he said.
People like this are trying to 'pervert' our own children.
A 15-year-old local youth was also arrested for allegedly attempting to 'pervert' the course of justice and was released on bail pending further inquiries.
He was later rearrested on suspicion of attempting to 'pervert' the course of justice.
They are trying to 'pervert' people's altruistic imperatives to make money.
Then I turned around to leave, silently vowing never to 'pervert' justice again.
Police said a 22-year-old woman had been arrested on suspicion of wasting police time and attempting to 'pervert' the course of justice.
While they might look like portraits, or caricatures, of real people, they are actually archetypes and as such 'pervert' the very essence of the miniature.
For an article to 'pervert' someone from contemporary moral standards it must, either explicitly or implicitly, be persuasive in its effect.
And are formal charges now going to be laid against the officer concerned, or are perjury and attempts to 'pervert' the course of justice only crimes when done without colour of law?
The Government set out to 'pervert' the Resource Management Act and its processes, simply so that Project Aqua could be started.
he whispered 'perverted' obscenities
Alas his sojourn into being an op/ed columnist has totally 'perverted' him.
A stupendous 'perverter' , he aims not at our heads but a little below our hearts.
Ignorance 'perverts' people and leads to wasted, counterproductive lives.
I was arrested on suspicion of corruption and 'perverting' the course of justice.
Every natural and necessary thing can be 'perverted' , even reason.
In the past, it would certainly have refused such an agenda, dismissing him as a 'perverter' of the cause.
Hector is a man who is simply 'perverted' by his time
To do so would make him as miserable and misguided as the persons 'perverting' each other.
He does this by distorting and 'perverting' our work and our intentions.
In effect, he argues that indiscriminate clemency for murderers 'perverts' both justice and mercy.
Meanwhile, out of fear, the ‘Great and Good’ bow before the 'perverter' of decent standards.
He contended that, as a loyal servant of the crown, he had been honor-bound to rid the country of a detestable tyrant who had 'perverted' French royal institutions.
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