improbity (Meaning)
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improbity (n.)
Lack of probity; want of integrity or rectitude; dishonesty.
Synonyms & Antonyms of improbity
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improbity Sentence Examples
- The politician's improbity undermined public trust in the institution.
- The company's financial statements were tainted by improbity, leading to an investigation.
- The judge's ruling was met with accusations of improbity and bias.
- The CEO's lavish spending and unethical business practices demonstrated clear improbity.
- The journalist's exposé revealed a web of improbity and corruption within the organization.
- The athlete's use of performance-enhancing drugs was an act of improbity that shattered their reputation.
- The witness' testimony was dismissed as unreliable due to their history of improbity.
- The lawyer's handling of the case raised concerns about their integrity and improbity.
- The university administration condemned the student's plagiarism as an act of academic improbity.
- The government's policy was marred by allegations of improbity and violation of ethical standards.
FAQs About the word improbity
Lack of probity; want of integrity or rectitude; dishonesty.
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No antonyms found.
The politician's improbity undermined public trust in the institution.
The company's financial statements were tainted by improbity, leading to an investigation.
The judge's ruling was met with accusations of improbity and bias.
The CEO's lavish spending and unethical business practices demonstrated clear improbity.
