bribing (Meaning)

Webster

bribing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bribe

**In the historical drama, the villain tried bribing the guard for access to the castle.**
**The fantasy novel detailed the protagonist's refusal to be bribed into betraying their friends.**
**The detective film investigated a case of bribing witnesses to tamper with evidence.**
**The science fiction story featured a society where bribing officials was commonplace.**
**The courtroom drama showcased a lawyer's struggle to prove someone was bribing the jury.**
**The historical novel explored the consequences of a king's attempt to bribe other nations.**
**The political thriller portrayed the dangers of bribing government officials for personal gain.**
**The spy novel depicted a secret agent infiltrating a network involved in bribing foreign dignitaries.**
**The satirical comedy satirized the absurdity of a society where bribing was considered normal.**
**The adventure story recounted the protagonist's journey to expose a group bribing officials to destroy a forest.**

of Bribe

persuading, luring,seducing, having, enticing, tempting, corrupting, provoking, poisoning, buying

No antonyms found.

**In the historical drama, the villain tried bribing the guard for access to the castle.**

**The fantasy novel detailed the protagonist's refusal to be bribed into betraying their friends.**

**The detective film investigated a case of bribing witnesses to tamper with evidence.**

**The science fiction story featured a society where bribing officials was commonplace.**