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incorruptible Definition and Meaning in English (incorruptible definition)

adjective
Synonyms:honestuprightprincipled
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Incorruptible definition: Unable to be corrupted, especially by bribery; morally beyond reproach.

Definitions of Incorruptible

  1. 1adjective

    Unable to be corrupted, especially by bribery; morally beyond reproach.

Example Sentences

“The judge was known for his incorruptible character and fair judgments.”

“She proved to be an incorruptible leader, resisting all attempts at bribery.”

“His incorruptible spirit inspired many to uphold ethical standards.”

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nounincorruptibility
adverbincorruptibly

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Incorruptible definition: Unable to be corrupted, especially by bribery; morally beyond reproach.
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