Definition

corruptive

adjective
  1. tending to corrupt or cause corruption; having the power to corrupt morals, character, or integrity

Examples

  • The corruptive influence of unchecked power led to widespread abuse.
  • Parents worry about corruptive media content affecting their children's values.
  • Greed can have a corruptive effect on even the most principled individuals.
  • The corruptive nature of absolute authority was evident in the regime's actions.
  • She argued that certain ideologies were corruptive to society's moral foundation.

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