incorruptibility

• Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui ne peut être corrompu, que ce soit moralement ou d'une autre manière.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being incapable of being corrupted, morally or otherwise.

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1. Moral or ethical integrityC1formal

   The quality of being unable to be morally corrupted, bribed, or swayed from honesty and uprightness.

   Intégrité morale

   • Her incorruptibility made her a respected judge.
   • The politician's incorruptibility earned him public trust.
   • He maintained his incorruptibility despite many temptations.
   • The organization prides itself on the incorruptibility of its members.

   Synonymesblamelessnesshonestyhonorintegritymoralityprobitypurityrectitudetrustworthinessuprightnessvirtue

   Antonymescorruptibilitycorruptiondishonestyimmoralityvenality

2. Physical or material resistanceC2formal

   The property of not being subject to decay, decomposition, or chemical corruption.

   Incorruptibilité matérielle

   • Ancient Egyptian artifacts show remarkable incorruptibility.
   • The incorruptibility of the metal preserved it for centuries.
   • Certain materials exhibit incorruptibility under extreme conditions.

   Synonymesdurabilityenduringnessimperishabilityindestructibilitylastingnesspermanence

   Antonymescorruptibilitydeteriorationperishabilityputrefactionrottenness