incorrupt
/ɪnˈkɔrʌpt/
adjective
- Not dishonest or willing to take bribes; morally upright and honest.
- The judge was known to be incorrupt, never accepting gifts from lawyers.
- Citizens trust an incorrupt leader who puts the public good first.
- Her incorrupt character made her the perfect candidate for the ethics committee.
- Not decayed or spoiled; in a pure or original condition.
- The ancient scrolls were found incorrupt, preserved by the dry desert air.
- The incorrupt body of the saint was displayed in the cathedral.
- The fruit remained incorrupt for weeks because of the special storage method.