pervert

Object

• gospel: But there be some that trouble you, and would pervert the gospel of Christ.
• course: A High Court judge and top QC were accused of a ' plot ' to pervert the course of justice.
• truth: Hence, evil people can pervert the truth to suit their own ends.
• nation: So, the three charges were put before Pilate: perverting the nation, refusing tribute and making himself a king.
• way: Will you never stop perverting the right ways of the Lord?
• justice: Terri Davies, 22, of Bootle, denies perverting justice with a false alibi.

Converse of object

• do: That interpretation does not pervert or bend the words of the decision.

Adjective modifier

• sexual: Come to think of it, all three of them have also been described as sexual perverts.
• little: The Johnson's were good people and it wasn't their fault their son was a little pervert.
• old: Now I feel like a proper dirty old pervert.

Modifies a noun

• justice: Neither Carr nor Huntley who is also accused of conspiracy to pervert justice have yet entered pleas.

Modifying Another Word

• so: The street all deserted, Except a man across the street being so perverted.
• not: Me: At least I'm not perverted, like SOMEONE here.
• rather: I also see the character, Peter Pan, as someone less than innocent and to an extent rather perverted.
• even: Namely, that their manager is not an enigma but suffers a warped, even perverted character.

Noun used with modifier

• sex: The gals from an New England village dealing with a visiting sex pervert getting his willy out in front of their kids.
• web: So here they are for the first time: available for web perverts to browse at their leisure.

Used with why or when

• what: Everything about the modern world denies and perverts what is essentially human.

Preposition: in

• way: Instead, they are glutted, denied or perverted in some way.