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uncorrupted

/ˌʌn.kəˈrʌp.tɪd/

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adjective

/ˌʌn.kəˈrʌp.tɪd/C1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то или кого-то, что не было испорчено, повреждено или морально развращено; остающееся в своём первоначальном, чистом состоянии.

Describes something or someone that has not been spoiled, damaged, or morally corrupted; remaining in its original, pure state.

  1. Linguistic purityC1formal

    Describes language that has not been debased or had its excellence diminished.

    ruНеиспорченный

    • The scholar praised the uncorrupted dialect of the remote village.
    • He sought to preserve the uncorrupted form of the ancient tongue.
    • The text was written in an uncorrupted version of the language.

    Synonymspristinepureunadulteratedundefiledunspoileduntainted

    Antonymsadulteratedcontaminatedcorrupteddebasedimpure

  2. Not decayedB2formal

    Not having undergone decay or decomposition.

    ruНеиспорченный

    • The ancient wood remained uncorrupted by moisture or insects.
    • The mummy was found in an uncorrupted state.
    • The food was kept uncorrupted in the sealed container.

    Synonymsfreshunspoiled

    Antonymscorrupteddecayedputridrottenspoiledtainted

  3. Moral integrityB2formal

    Not having been morally debased or corrupted.

    ruНеподкупный

    • She remained uncorrupted by the greed around her.
    • The judge was known for his uncorrupted sense of justice.
    • He led an uncorrupted life despite the temptations of power.

    Synonymsethicalhonestinnocentmoralprincipledpurerighteousuntainteduprightvirtuous

    Antonymscorruptdebaseddepraveddishonestimmoralunprincipledviciouswicked

Forms
  • more uncorrupted comparative form
  • most uncorrupted superlative form
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