corruptness (Meaning)

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corruptness (n)

the state of being corrupt

lack of integrity or honesty (especially susceptibility to bribery); use of a position of trust for dishonest gain

No weak antonyms found.

The corruptness of the government officials was exposed by investigative journalists.
The businessman's corruptness became evident when he was caught embezzling company funds.
The organization's culture of corruptness led to a series of scandals that rocked its reputation.
The police chief vowed to root out the corruptness within the department and restore public trust.
The judge was removed from the bench due to allegations of corruptness in handling cases.
The corruptness of the corporation's executives resulted in layoffs and financial losses for employees.
The mayor's corruptness was uncovered by a whistleblower, leading to their resignation.
The community was outraged by the blatant corruptness of the local politicians.
The university administration faced scrutiny for its alleged corruptness in awarding contracts to vendors.
The corruptness of the legal system undermined faith in justice and equality.

the state of being corrupt, lack of integrity or honesty (especially susceptibility to bribery); use of a position of trust for dishonest gain

degradation,corruption, dissoluteness,turpitude, demoralization, decadence, evil, degeneracy, dissipation, debasement

goodness,virtue, morality, morality, goodness, virtue, righteousness,righteousness,

The corruptness of the government officials was exposed by investigative journalists.

The businessman's corruptness became evident when he was caught embezzling company funds.

The organization's culture of corruptness led to a series of scandals that rocked its reputation.

The police chief vowed to root out the corruptness within the department and restore public trust.