Pervade

per-vadr v. To pa through, as an aper- ture, pore, or interstice to permeate to be completely diffused in; to be in all parts. [L. pervadere, fr. per and vadere, to go, walk; wade.~\ — Perva's ion, -zhun, n. Act of pervading. — Perva's ive, -siv, a. Tending, or able, to pervade.— Pervert', pervert', v. To turn from truth, propriety, or from proper purpose to misinterpret through evil motives or bias to turn from the right, corrupt, convert, proselyte. — PeCvert, n. One who has turned from a right way to that which wrong. [F. pervertir, L. pervert ere, fr. per and vertere, versum, to turn: see Verse.] — Pervert'er, n. — Pervertible, a. Capable of being perverted.— Perverse'', -vgrs', a. Turned aside distorted from the right obstinate in the wrong; disposed to cro and vex froward; untoward; stubborn untractable cro peevish vexatious. [F. pervers, L. per versus.] — Perversely, adv. — Perverse'ne , n. — Perver's ion, n. Act of perverting change to something worse diversion from the true and proper intent or purpose. — Perver's ity, -sT-tt, w. State of being perverse.—Perver''- sive, -siv, a. Tending to pervert or corrupt.