pervertedly

Often their handwriting makes the doctor pervertedly proud of his or her own script.

Pervertedly, I quite like that idea."

Pervertedly abuse their odorous integuments.

By this account, no clear evidence suggests that Gertrude is an adulteress but merely pervertedly adapting to the circumstances of her husband's death for the good of the kingdom.

For otherwise Walthers himself would be destroyed, wrecked, disintegrated, by the maddest, most hating, most pervertedly destructive emotions he had ever felt, forced into his mind in an act of sickening, violent, devastating rape.

Claude Brown made a similar point in writing about Harlem three years ago in The New York Times magazine: "Prison, and doing 'bits' (time), has strangely ambivalent, perhaps even pervertedly romanticized appeal to poor black teen-agers.