perversion

Preposition: that

• issue: Sometime you fought for the Lunars, protecting them from the undead perversions that issue from Delecti's ruins.

Converse of object

• endorse: We have endorsed perversion and called it " alternative lifestyle " .
• become: It therefore becomes a perversion as in the case of monastic ecstasy before mentioned.

Adjective modifier

• sexual: Or anyone could find a host of new forms of sexual perversion.
• moral: All moral perversion among religious people must have a theology to permit it, right?
• such: Disregarding such perversion, we have to realize that the sweetness underlying Divinity is one only.
• gross: However, on the strength of a gross perversion of I Kings xi.
• complete: I hope you see that the Crusades are the complete perversion of the command by Jesus to spread the GOOD news.

Noun used with modifier

• taste: Reports of alteration of the sense of smell, usually in conjunction with taste perversion, have also been received.

Possessives

• man: The idea that He is so " great " that He can ignore sin is man's perversion.

Preposition: of

• truth: But the heart of what he is saying here has to do with the perversion of truth.
• justice: Amnesty International said that the judgment was a " perversion of justice " .
• faith: Here was a way of combating some of the perversions of fundamentalist faith.
• language: No perversion of language has been fraught with greater calamity to the human race.
• law: They may even apply the most even perversion of intellectual property law yet devised: the software patent.

Preposition: for

• profit: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 Perversion for Profit All praise the Prelinger Archives for bringing us this unintentionally hilarious 1950s propaganda film.