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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a perverse circle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or argument that is self-reinforcing in a negative or morally questionable way.
Example: "The debate turned into a perverse circle, where each argument only served to justify the previous one without any real resolution."
Alternatives: "a vicious cycle" or "a twisted loop".
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Drug money, he argued, flows to nearly every party and candidate, so whoever wins will owe a debt to the criminals: "It's a perverse circle".
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Soon it became a perverse honor, in entertainment circles, to be singled out for Rickles's abuse.
It is a perverse triumph.
"This is a perverse judgment.
That's a perverse situation.
2. A perverse fetishization of firearms.
That's a perverse thing to say.
Instead he picks a perverse 1960s orchestration.
"I admired it in a perverse way".
It's a perverse tease.
This seems a perverse policy.
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