What is another word for corruptible?
Pronunciation:
[ kəɹˈʌptəbə͡l], [ kəɹˈʌptəbəl], [ k_ə_ɹ_ˈʌ_p_t_ə_b_əl]
Related words: corrupt, corruptible, corrupting, corruptibility, corruptible word
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Synonyms for Corruptible:
adj.
• bribable (adjective)n.
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- fraudulent,
- untruthful,
- cunning,
- unprincipled,
- persuasion,
- deceitful,
- unscrupulous,
- Crimes,
- devious,
- dubious.
- volatile,
- purchasable,
- mercenary,
- Unenduring,
- corrupt,
- changeable,
- Flitting,
- impetuous,
- transitive,
- dishonest,
- fugacious,
- fixable,
- brittle,
- nondurable,
- perishable,
- hireling,
- bribable,
- flying,
- passing,
- undurable,
- unstable,
- nonpermanent,
- ephemeral,
- insubstantial,
- bribeable,
- on the take,
- frail,
- venal,
- buyable,
- momentary,
- fly-by-night,
- temporal,
- fragile,
- mortal,
- transitory,
- transient,
- fleeting,
- capricious,
- impulsive,
- fickle,
- inconstant,
- temporary,
- approachable,
- impermanent,
- fading,
- on the pad,
- evanescent,
- short-lived,
- dying,
- deciduous,
- fugitive,
- mutable.
Other synonyms:
• corrupt- take.
- individual,
- guileful,
- misdirect,
- toffee,
- malleable,
- superficial,
- withdraw,
- bended,
- person,
- in question,
- grease one's palms,
- claim,
- timid,
- promising,
- free-lance,
- call for,
- look at,
- chatoyant,
- ill-gotten,
- two-faced,
- fill,
- hang,
- somebody,
- voracious,
- smart,
- opinion,
- slick,
- tricksy,
- faint-hearted,
- round-shouldered,
- muddy,
- shoddy,
- unprompted,
- involve,
- guile,
- muddied,
- worldly,
- delicate,
- accommodative,
- expiration,
- guide,
- shocking,
- vitiate,
- grabby,
- runaway,
- view,
- direct,
- scandalous,
- edacious,
- raptorial,
- brilliantly,
- come-at-able,
- unclean,
- brilliant,
- janus-faced,
- proceeds,
- soul,
- sully,
- erratic,
- loss,
- departure,
- gutless,
- bent grass,
- asymmetrical,
- conduct,
- weak,
- film,
- lousy,
- changeful,
- someone,
- spoil,
- grime,
- begrime,
- craft,
- filthy,
- choose,
- flexible,
- need,
- unsporting,
- dented,
- remove,
- tearaway,
- decayable,
- going,
- admit,
- oblique,
- fictile,
- worldly-minded,
- subvert,
- fallible,
- subscribe to,
- return,
- aim,
- slight,
- momentaneous,
- contract,
- make,
- taint,
- transitive verb,
- occupy,
- vulturous,
- fugitive from justice,
- drive,
- vulturine,
- dead set,
- fast,
- explosive,
- unsettled,
- hold,
- foul,
- flimsy,
- fluid,
- thornless,
- circuitous,
- study,
- elastic,
- roundabout,
- invertebrate,
- bent on,
- inglorious,
- shameful,
- madcap,
- brightly,
- waxy,
- demise,
- convey,
- unsound,
- defile,
- dubitable,
- necessitate,
- pack,
- buy,
- namby-pamby,
- select,
- lustrous,
- passing play,
- vacillant,
- putrescible,
- flight,
- underarm,
- transeunt,
- take away,
- thought,
- unannealed,
- hopeful,
- sly,
- predatory,
- uncertain,
- soldier of fortune,
- mercantile,
- crumpled,
- secular,
- transitive verb form,
- out to,
- consume,
- toffy,
- hunched,
- double-tongued,
- esurient,
- passage,
- hotheaded,
- suasion,
- wily,
- brickle,
- unreal,
- whimsical,
- pensionary,
- set,
- shifting,
- cloud,
- irregular,
- debauch,
- lead,
- anxious,
- covetous,
- opprobrious,
- pervert,
- marked-up,
- stooping,
- quick,
- get hold of,
- cursory,
- passing game,
- learn,
- quicksilver,
- reachable,
- soil,
- take aim,
- round-backed,
- take on,
- attenuation,
- corruptible,
- rent,
- death,
- cute,
- avid,
- underhanded,
- imperfect,
- faint,
- vivid,
- bendable,
- soiled,
- deadly,
- strike,
- exit,
- yield,
- perfunctory,
- wishy-washy,
- materialistic,
- demand,
- tenuous,
- bent-grass,
- pestiferous,
- ingest,
- moneymaking,
- takings,
- exact,
- slyness,
- hire,
- demoralize,
- shiny,
- shot,
- fast-flying,
- corrupted,
- double-dealing,
- payoff,
- sordid,
- driving,
- shoot,
- issue,
- get,
- undimmed,
- prehensile,
- read,
- carry,
- bribe,
- tensile,
- grasping,
- dodgy,
- assume,
- tricky,
- black,
- casual,
- lease,
- iridescent,
- have,
- tainted,
- brickly,
- pick out,
- fearful,
- cheating,
- temp,
- submit,
- ravening,
- subscribe,
- acquire,
- stooped,
- clever,
- bemire,
- bring,
- brainish,
- temporary worker,
- shining,
- surpassingly,
- take up,
- duplicitous,
- burnished,
- ductile,
- foxiness,
- wiliness,
- colly,
- adopt,
- accept,
- tractile,
- postulate,
- wolfish,
- devouring,
- ask,
- qualifying,
- fallacious,
- knavish,
- consider,
- freelance,
- mercurial,
- ignominious,
- take in,
- putrefiable,
- freakish,
- use up,
- getatable,
- double-faced,
- contaminating,
- mentally ill,
- craftiness,
- knack,
- sneaky,
- thin,
- dingy,
- temporal role,
- deathly,
- ambidextrous,
- require,
- release,
- engage,
- sentiment,
- ravenous,
- overtaking,
- deprave,
- deal,
- charter,
- pass,
- demoralise,
- ingenious,
- underhandedly,
- profane,
- artful,
- debase,
- train,
- foxy,
- precarious,
- wavering,
- unsubstantial,
- contain,
- doubtful,
- unsportsmanlike,
- pliant.
- disreputable,
- greedy,
- accessible,
- accommodating,
- pliable,
- irresolute,
- vacillating,
- crafty,
- bright,
- dishonorable,
- disgraceful,
- cowardly,
- for sale,
- fainthearted,
- get-at-able,
- disingenuous,
- spoilable,
- rapacious,
- crooked,
- Simoniacal,
- underhand,
- shifty,
- Corrupter,
- spineless,
- dishonourable,
- avaricious,
- easily led,
- bent.
How to use "Corruptible" in context?
The word "corruptible" is derived from the Latin verb "corruptus" meaning "to be corrupted." According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the first recorded use of corruptible was in 1576. The word has been used in a number of ways, including as a noun meaning "a quality that makes something malleable or susceptible to corruption," and as an adjective meaning "capable of becoming corrupt." In general, corruptible things are those that are not impervious to damage or destruction, and can be easily affected or changed by outside forces. This can include individuals, organizations, or systems.
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