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Definition of corrupt
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of corrupt is as below...
Corrupt
(a.)
Changed
from a state of
uprightness,
correctness,
truth,
etc., to a worse
state;
vitiated;
depraved;
debased;
perverted;
as,
corrupt
language;
corrupt
judges..
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Reformation
::
Reformation
(n.) The act of
reforming,
or the state of being
reformed;
change
from worse to
better;
correction
or
amendment
of life,
manners,
or of
anything
vicious
or
corrupt;
as, the
reformation
of
manners;
reformation
of the age;
reformation
of
abuses..
Corrupted
::
Corrupted
(imp. & p. p.) of
Corrup.
Adultery
::
Adultery
(n.)
Adulteration;
corruption.
Grease
::
Grease
(v. t.) To
bribe;
to
corrupt
with
presents.
Demoralization
::
Demoralization
(n.) The act of
corrupting
or
subverting
morals.
Especially:
The act of
corrupting
or
subverting
discipline,
courage,
hope, etc., or the state of being
corrupted
or
subverted
in
discipline,
courage,
etc.; as, the
demoralization
of an army or
navy..
Weigh
::
Weigh (n.) A
corruption
of Way, used only in the
phrase
under
weigh..
Corruptless
::
Corruptless
(a.) Not
susceptible
of
corruption
or
decay;
incorruptible.
Infection
::
Infection
(n.) That which
taints
or
corrupts
morally;
as, the
infection
of
vicious
principles..
Corrupt
::
Corrupt
(a.)
Changed
from a sound to a
putrid
state;
spoiled;
tainted;
vitiated;
unsound.
Noxious
::
Noxious
(a.)
Hurtful;
harmful;
baneful;
pernicious;
injurious;
destructive;
unwholesome;
insalubrious;
as,
noxious
air, food, or
climate;
pernicious;
corrupting
to
morals;
as,
noxious
practices
or
examples..
Godild
::
Godild
() A
corruption
of God
yield,
i. e., God
reward
or
bless..
Attaminate
::
Attaminate
(v. t.) To
corrupt;
to
defile;
to
contaminate.
Incorruptible
::
Incorruptible
(n.) One of a
religious
sect which arose in
Alexandria,
in the reign of the
Emperor
Justinian,
and which
believed
that the body of
Christ
was
incorruptible,
and that he
suffered
hunger,
thirst,
pain, only in
appearance..
Inviolable
::
Inviolable
(a.) Not
violable;
not
susceptible
of hurt,
wound,
or harm (used with
respect
to
either
physical
or moral
damage);
not
susceptible
of being
profaned
or
corrupted;
sacred;
holy; as,
inviolable
honor or
chastity;
an
inviolable
shrine..
Nicolaitan
::
Nicolaitan
(n.) One of
certain
corrupt
persons
in the early
church
at
Ephesus,
who are
censured
in rev. ii. 6, 15..
Good
::
Good
(superl.)
Possessing
desirable
qualities;
adapted
to
answer
the end
designed;
promoting
success,
welfare,
or
happiness;
serviceable;
useful;
fit;
excellent;
admirable;
commendable;
not bad,
corrupt,
evil,
noxious,
offensive,
or
troublesome,
etc..
Teraphim
::
Teraphim
(n. pl.)
Images
connected
with the
magical
rites used by those
Israelites
who added
corrupt
practices
to the
patriarchal
religion.
Teraphim
were
consulted
by the
Israelites
for
oracular
answers.
Corrump
::
Corrump
(v. t.) To
corrupt.
See
Corrupt.
Spoil
::
Spoil (v. i.) To lose the
valuable
qualities;
to be
corrupted;
to
decay;
as, fruit will soon spoil in warm
weather..
Decay
::
Decay (n.)
Gradual
failure
of
health,
strength,
soundness,
prosperity,
or of any
species
of
excellence
or
perfection;
tendency
toward
dissolution
or
extinction;
corruption;
rottenness;
decline;
deterioration;
as, the decay of the body; the decay of
virtue;
the decay of the Roman
empire;
a
castle
in
decay..
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