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incorruptible
incorruptible definition
in·cor·rupt·ible (-rup′tə bəl)
adjective
- that cannot be corrupted, esp. morally
- not liable to physical decay
Etymology: ME incorruptyble < LL (Ec) incorruptibilis
Related Forms:
- incorruptibility in′·cor·rupt′·ibil′·ity noun
- incorruptibly in′·cor·rupt′·ibly adverb
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