Definition of 'corruptible'
adjective
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noun
corruptibly (corˈruptibly)
adverb
adjective
that can be corrupted, esp. morally
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corruptibly (corˈruptibly)
adverb
Word origin of 'corruptible'
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Even with corruptible officials, Carol thought this was a rather chancy operation. THE LAST TEMPTATION (2002)Perhaps the fighters would die and decay eventually, but the structure itself was not so corruptible. THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW (2002)The rich and powerful can buy anything they require because most men are corruptible. A SEASON IN HELL (2002)
Francil, whom R'shiel had always considered the least corruptible member of the Quorum, had sold out for the promise of immortality. MEDALON (2002)
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