uncorrupt (Meaning)

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uncorrupt (a.)

Incorrupt.

The judge's uncorrupt nature ensured impartial decisions.
Despite temptations, the politician remained uncorrupt and served his constituents with integrity.
The company's unwavering dedication to uncorrupt practices earned it a stellar reputation.
The jury's uncorrupt conscience led to a just verdict.
The whistleblower's uncorrupt motives exposed the underlying corruption.
In a world plagued by scandals, uncorrupt individuals are like beacons of hope.
The police department's uncorrupt officers worked tirelessly to uphold the law.
The teacher's uncorrupt character inspired students to strive for ethical behavior.
The journalist's uncorrupt pursuit of truth uncovered a web of lies.
Society thrives when uncorrupt citizens play an active role in protecting its integrity.

Incorrupt.

uncorrupted, incorruptible,pure, virtuous,honest, ethical,righteous, moral, principled, good

dissolute, degraded, unclean, loose, perverted, sick, degraded, debased,corrupt, decadent

The judge's uncorrupt nature ensured impartial decisions.

Despite temptations, the politician remained uncorrupt and served his constituents with integrity.

The company's unwavering dedication to uncorrupt practices earned it a stellar reputation.

The jury's uncorrupt conscience led to a just verdict.