pervertible
adjective
per·vert·i·ble
-təbəl,
-təb-
: capable of being perverted
incompetent and therefore easily pervertible
James Bryce
James Bryce
Word History
Etymology
French, from Middle French, from pervertir to pervert + -ible
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- nastiness
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