perversity, error.

Divergence from right conduct or thought; perversity, aberration; an instance of this, a fault, an error.

Base or shameful character; baseness, vileness; depravity, wickedness.

The quality or character of being perverse; = perversity, n.

Moral perversion or corruption; wickedness, depravity; an instance of this. Now archaic.

= perverseness, n.

The state or condition of degradation or debasement; depravity; spec. brutal, cruel, or inhuman behaviour. Also: an instance of this.

Depraved or corrupt quality or condition; depravity.

The quality or condition of being depraved or corrupt. Perversion of the moral faculties; corruption, viciousness, abandoned wickedness.

wickedness or depravity of character or conduct.

The condition or quality of being depraved; corruption. Formerly, in Theology, = depravity, n. c.

Villainy, depravity; an instance of this. Also in weakened sense: bad behaviour, delinquency.

The quality of being oblique or slanting, obliquity; indirectness.