incorruption (Meaning)
Wordnet
incorruption (n)
characterized by integrity or probity
Webster
incorruption (n.)
The condition or quality of being incorrupt or incorruptible; absence of, or exemption from, corruption.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incorruption
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incorruption Sentence Examples
- The incorruption of the saint's remains defied scientific explanation.
- The incorrupt body was a testament to the power of divine grace.
- The faithful marveled at the incorrupt flesh that had resisted decay.
- The bishop declared the incorruption a miracle, a sign of God's favor.
- Legends of incorruption inspired awe and devotion among the medieval faithful.
- Scientists and theologians debated the authenticity of incorruption claims.
- Some believed incorruption was a natural phenomenon, while others attributed it to spiritual forces.
- The incorrupt heart of the martyr served as a symbol of his faith and sacrifice.
- The incorruption of the relics became a pilgrimage site, attracting visitors from far and wide.
- The incorrupt body of the saint was believed to possess healing powers and was venerated accordingly.
FAQs About the word incorruption
characterized by integrity or probityThe condition or quality of being incorrupt or incorruptible; absence of, or exemption from, corruption.
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The incorruption of the saint's remains defied scientific explanation.
The incorrupt body was a testament to the power of divine grace.
The faithful marveled at the incorrupt flesh that had resisted decay.
The bishop declared the incorruption a miracle, a sign of God's favor.
