Vocabulary building is important for both reading comprehension and writing. Use the following two words (note the part of speech) in one sentence.
anachronism (noun) + either perverse (adjective) or perversely (adverb)
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The costumes in this play are nothing but a perverse anachronism to the fifteenth century.
JULIE: yes, but the final wording should be "of (something)", not "to something)".
The perverse man said mockingly that Martin Luther King was born in the classical period; he told me an anachronism because his birth was in the Middle Ages.
The historic anachronism of film, depicted a perverse justification for some of the events.
STEPHANIE:Yes, but don't confuse Martin Luther with Martin Luther King;-)
SAADAT:The second word is good, but I can't get the meaning of "anachronism" from this sentence.
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