Definition

improbity

noun
  1. lack of honesty or integrity; dishonesty or deceitfulness in conduct or character
  2. Usage: formal; often used in legal or ethical contexts

Examples

  • The executive was fired for improbity after it was discovered he had falsified company records.
  • The judge's improbity in accepting bribes led to his removal from the bench.
  • A reputation for improbity can destroy a business faster than any market downturn.
  • The scandal revealed widespread improbity within the government agency.
  • His improbity in financial dealings made him untrustworthy to investors.
  • The company's improbity toward its customers resulted in a major lawsuit.

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