perverter (Meaning)

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perverter (n.)

One who perverts (a person or thing).

As a master manipulator, he was known as a perverter of truth, twisting facts to suit his agenda.
The tabloids were often accused of being the perverters of journalism, prioritizing sensationalism over accuracy.
Throughout history, there have been many political leaders who acted as perverters of justice, abusing their power for personal gain.
He saw himself as a guardian against the perverters of morality, fighting against what he considered to be societal decay.
The perverter of innocence was finally brought to justice after years of preying on vulnerable children.
In his novel, he portrayed the antagonist as a perverter of dreams, shattering the protagonist's aspirations at every turn.
The corrupt businessman was a notorious perverter of regulations, finding loopholes to exploit for profit.
The cult leader was skilled at presenting himself as a savior while secretly acting as a perverter of truth, leading his followers astray.
She was determined to expose the perverters of justice within the legal system, fighting for reform from within.
The documentary shed light on the perverters of democracy, revealing the extent of political manipulation in elections.

One who perverts (a person or thing).

debaucher, degrader, inducer,corruptor, corrupter, undoer, briber, depraver, siren,debaser

No antonyms found.

As a master manipulator, he was known as a perverter of truth, twisting facts to suit his agenda.

The tabloids were often accused of being the perverters of journalism, prioritizing sensationalism over accuracy.

Throughout history, there have been many political leaders who acted as perverters of justice, abusing their power for personal gain.

He saw himself as a guardian against the perverters of morality, fighting against what he considered to be societal decay.