incorrupt

• Adjectif désuet signifiant qui n'est pas sujet à la corruption, que ce soit au sens physique de décomposition ou au sens moral de dépravation ; pur et sans tache. Rarement utilisé en anglais moderne, largement remplacé par 'incorruptible'.

An obsolete adjective meaning not subject to decay or moral corruption; pure and untainted. It is rarely used in modern English, having been largely replaced by 'incorruptible'.

1. Free of corruption or immoralityC1formal

   Not subject to moral decay, bribery, or dishonest influence; upright and honest.

   Intègre, incorruptible

   • The judge was known for being incorrupt and fair in all his rulings.
   • An incorrupt leader is essential for a healthy democracy.
   • She maintained an incorrupt character despite the temptations around her.

   Synonymesethicalhonesthonorablemoralprincipledpurerighteousuncorrupteduprightvirtuous

   Antonymescorrupt