corrupt /kə-ruptˈ/

1. To taint, destroy the purity of
2. To pervert
3. To debase
4. To spoil
5. To bribe
6. To introduce errors into (a computer program or data)

1. To rot, go bad
2. To lose purity, spoil

1. Defiled
2. Depraved
3. Dishonest, venal
4. Of the nature of, or involving, bribery
5. Bribed
6. Not genuine or pure
7. Rotten, putrid
8. Debased or made very faulty in transcription
9. (of a computer program or data in store) containing errors arising eg from a fault in the hardware or software

corruptˈer or corruptˈor noun

corruptibilˈity noun

corruptˈible adjective

Liable to be corrupted

corruptˈibleness noun

corruptˈibly adverb

corrupˈtion noun

1. The quality of being corrupt
2. A corrupt action
3. Bribery
4. Dishonesty
5. Rottenness
6. Impurity

corrupˈtionist noun

A person who defends or who practises corruption

corruptˈive adjective

Having the quality of corrupting

corruptˈly adverb

corruptˈness noun

corruption of blood

The former inability of a disgraced or convicted person to inherit or transmit lands, titles or dignities

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