What is another word for Corrupter?

Pronunciation: [kəɹˈʌptə] (IPA)

The word "Corrupter" refers to a person or entity that causes moral decay or dishonesty. Some synonyms for the word corrupter include a corrupt influence, intriguer, misleader, perverter, seducer, and subverter. These words imply someone who intentionally manipulates or deceives others for personal gain or to achieve a particular objective. A corrupter may use their power or influence to bribe, bully, or intimidate others into doing their bidding. In today's society, the idea of a corrupter is prevalent, as individuals and organizations continue to exploit their positions for selfish purposes. It is important to identify and expose corrupters, as their actions can have dire consequences for society as a whole.

What are the hypernyms for Corrupter?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Corrupter

But Lancaster had motives yet more prevailing; Falstaff was a Favourite, without the power which belongs to that character; and the tone of the Court was strongly against him, as the misleader and Corrupter of the Prince; who was now at too great a distance to afford him immediate countenance and protection.
"Eighteenth Century Essays on Shakespeare"
D. Nichol Smith
And that it is true, that his other vertues would not have suffic'd him, we may consider in Scipio, the rarest man not only in the dayes he liv'd, but even in the memory of man; from whom his army rebel'd in Spain: which grew only upon his too much clemency, which had given way to his soldiers to become more licentious, than was well tollerable by military discipline: for which he was reprov'd by Fabius Maximus in the Senate, who termed him the Corrupter of the Roman soldiery.
"Machiavelli, Volume I The Art of War; and The Prince"
Niccolò Machiavelli
Cicero described him as "a Corrupter of youth," and no one has denied it.
"From the Easy Chair, series 2"
George William Curtis

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