Definition Synonyms
Definition of corruptive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
deteriorationRare leading to structural or functional degradationRare
- The corruptive effects of moisture damaged the building.
2.
ethicsRare causing moral or ethical declineRare
- The corruptive influence of power is well-documented.
Origin of corruptive
Latin, corruptus (spoiled, broken)
Examples of corruptive in a sentence
Corruptive practices eroded the company's integrity. The corruptive nature of the bribe was evident. Corruptive practices can undermine trust in institutions.
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- French:corruptif, corrompant, ...
- German:korruptiv, korrumpierend, ...
- Italian:deteriorante, corruttivo, ...
- Spanish:nocivo, corruptor, ...
- Portuguese:degradante, pernicioso, ...
- Chinese:腐蚀性, 腐化的, ...
- Japanese:腐食性の, 腐敗的な, ...
- Arabic:مُفْسِد, فاسِد, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁחִית, מַשְׁחִית, ...
- Russian:разрушительный, коррумпирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:руйнівний, корупційний, ...
- Hindi:विघटनकारी, नैतिकपतनकारी, ...
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