morally corrupt

Frequency: 6.87.1 per million words

Corrupt in terms of principles of right and wrong.

corruptADVERB + corrupt

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morally

Examples (10)

  • The novel's antagonist is a morally corrupt figure, driven by greed.
  • Critics argued that the nation's leadership had become morally corrupt.
  • He believed that engaging in such activities would make him morally corrupt.
  • The film portrays a society that is hedonistic and morally corrupt.
  • How can we prevent our youth from being influenced by a morally corrupt culture?
  • She described her former boss as a manipulative and morally corrupt individual.
  • Their business practices were not just unethical, but fundamentally morally corrupt.
  • The play explores how absolute power can lead a person to become morally corrupt.
  • A society that celebrates selfishness is in danger of becoming morally corrupt.
  • He was fired for his morally corrupt behavior, which violated the company's code of conduct.