perversed

adjective4

1. •
   Distorted; changed for the worse.

   • The patient becomes listless, sluggish, irritable, perversed in desires, unreasonable and passes through varied stages of mental decay to ultimate insanity. — 1918
2. •
   Perverted; morally wrong; wicked; corrupt.

   • It was by associating with a sexually perversed person that I learned to regard my experience with women as a symptom of my affliction and gradually drifted into my present occupation. — 1905
3. •
   Contrary;vexing; wayward.

   • Yes, but you are so perversed and old - fashioned. Your notions would make us all as solemn and dull as a parcel of monks. — 1834
4. •
   (no longer used) Split off; isolated; unconnected.

   • A dull, heavy headache is frequently present, cutaneous sensibility of often perversed sharp pains, numbness, itching, etc. — 1915