uncorrupt
/ˌʌnkəˈrʌpt/
adjective
- Not dishonest or willing to take bribes; morally pure and honest.
- The judge was known for being uncorrupt and fair in every case.
- Citizens demanded an uncorrupt government that served the people.
- She admired her grandfather as an uncorrupt businessman who never cheated.
- Not decayed, spoiled, or contaminated; in original pure condition.
- The water from the spring was uncorrupt and safe to drink.
- We found an uncorrupt apple at the bottom of the basket.
- The ancient manuscript remained uncorrupt in the dry desert air.
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