Definition

corruptibly

adverb
  1. in a manner capable of being corrupted or made morally or physically impure; susceptibly to corruption
  2. Usage: rare; formal; often used in philosophical or theological contexts

Examples

  • The ancient texts warned that human nature acts corruptibly when left unchecked by virtue.
  • Officials who behave corruptibly undermine public trust in government.
  • The philosopher argued that matter decays corruptibly, unlike the eternal soul.
  • Power tends to influence leaders corruptibly unless they maintain strong ethical principles.

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