improbity
ɪmˈproʊbɪti
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Definition of improbity - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
ethicsDateddishonest or wicked behaviorDated
  • The politician's improbity shocked the public.
corruption dishonesty wickedness
2.
moral conductDatedlack of honesty or integrity in actionsDated
  • His improbity was evident in his fraudulent schemes.
corruption dishonesty
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Origin of improbity

Latin, improbitas (wickedness)

Examples of improbity in a sentence

  • The company's improbity led to its downfall.
  • The politician's improbity was exposed in the scandal.
  • Improbity in business can lead to severe consequences.

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  1. French:improbité, corruption, ...
  2. German:Unredlichkeit, Unaufrichtigkeit, ...
  3. Italian:improbità, mancanza di integrità, ...
  4. Spanish:improbidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:improbidade, falta de integridade, ...
  6. Chinese:不诚实行为, 不正直, ...
  7. Japanese:不正行為, 不誠実, ...
  8. Arabic:فساد, انعدام النزاهة, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֹסֶר יוֹשֶׁר, ...
  10. Russian:нечестность, бесчестие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нечесність, безпринципність, ...
  12. Hindi:बेईमानी, अखंडता की कमी, ...
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