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turpitude Meaning
turpitude (n)
a corrupt or depraved or degenerate act or practice
turpitude Sentence Examples
- The businessman's financial turpitude resulted in a severe loss of public trust.
- The politician's alleged acts of turpitude cast a shadow over their reputation.
- The court found the doctor guilty of professional turpitude for prescribing unnecessary medications.
- The student's academic turpitude led to their expulsion from university.
- The journalist was accused of journalistic turpitude for fabricating news stories.
- The athlete's use of performance-enhancing drugs constituted a clear case of sporting turpitude.
- The insurance company refused to provide coverage due to the client's previous acts of financial turpitude.
- The employee was fired for gross turpitude after embezzling company funds.
- The lawyer's conduct during the trial was deemed an act of legal turpitude.
- The government official's tax evasion scheme was considered a severe offense involving turpitude.
FAQs About the word turpitude
a corrupt or depraved or degenerate act or practice
degradation, dissoluteness, corruptness, corruption, depravity, rakishness, debasement, degeneracy, villainy, degeneration
goodness, morality,virtue, goodness, morality, virtue,righteousness, righteousness,
The businessman's financial turpitude resulted in a severe loss of public trust.
The politician's alleged acts of turpitude cast a shadow over their reputation.
The court found the doctor guilty of professional turpitude for prescribing unnecessary medications.
The student's academic turpitude led to their expulsion from university.
