corruptness

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corruptness

A judge's corruptness was exposed when he accepted a bribe.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Lack of integrity or honesty; susceptibility to bribery: The quality or state of being morally unsound, dishonest, or willing to act dishonestly for personal gain, especially through bribery.
    • The state of being corrupt: The condition of having been debased, perverted, or made impure from an original, sound, or honest state.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The investigation revealed the deep corruptness within the city's administration.
    • His reputation was ruined by the corruptness of his financial dealings.
    • The corruptness of the data made the study's conclusions unreliable.
Advanced Usage
  • Moral corruptness: Refers specifically to a decay or perversion of ethical principles.
    • The novel explores the moral corruptness that absolute power can bring.
  • Inherent corruptness: Suggests the dishonesty or impurity is a fundamental, built-in quality.
    • Critics argued the system's inherent corruptness made true reform impossible.
Variants and Related Words
  • Corrupt (adj/verb): Dishonest for personal gain; to cause to become dishonest or impure.
    • a corrupt official; to corrupt a file.
  • Corruption (n): The broader process or practice of being corrupt, often used for systemic issues.
    • political corruption; data corruption.
  • Incorruptible (adj): Incapable of being corrupted, especially morally.
    • an incorruptible judge.
Synonyms
  • Dishonesty: Lack of honesty or integrity.
  • Venality: Susceptibility to bribery.
  • Degeneracy: Moral or cultural decline.
  • Depravity: Moral corruption; wickedness.
Antonyms
  • Incorruptibility: The quality of being honest and unable to be bribed.
  • Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
  • Probity: The quality of having strong moral principles; honesty and decency.
Related Phrases
  • A culture of corruptness: Describes an environment where dishonest practices are normalized.
    • The company failed due to a culture of corruptness that started at the top.
  • To expose the corruptness: To reveal the dishonesty within a system or person.
    • The journalist's goal was to expose the corruptness in the awarding of public contracts.
corruptness

A judge's corruptness was exposed when he accepted a bribe.

Noun
  1. lack of integrity or honesty (especially susceptibility to bribery); use of a position of trust for dishonest gain
  2. the state of being corrupt

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