Synonym: crooked, dishonest, evil, rotten, shady, wicked. Similar words: corruption, interrupt, interruption, abrupt, rupture, disrupt, abruptly, bankrupt. Meaning: [kə'rʌpt] 
v. 1. corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality 2. alter from the original 3. make illegal payments to in exchange for favors or influence 4. place under suspicion or cast doubt upon. adj. 1. lacking in integrity 2. not straight; dishonest or immoral or evasive 3. containing errors or alterations 4. touched by rot or decay.
v. 1. corrupt morally or by intemperance or sensuality 2. alter from the original 3. make illegal payments to in exchange for favors or influence 4. place under suspicion or cast doubt upon. adj. 1. lacking in integrity 2. not straight; dishonest or immoral or evasive 3. containing errors or alterations 4. touched by rot or decay. 
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61. They prefer a corrupt and known system.
62. Politics has become a corrupt, big-money game.
63. Power and money corrupt, sure.
64. Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
65. She mentioned corrupt politicians and big businesses.
66. Some of the prison guards were brutal and corrupt.
67. Some segments of your hard drive are corrupt.
68. Among a people generally corrupt, liberty cannot long exist. Edmund Burke 
69. But Castle Drachenfels still stands,(http://sentencedict.com/corrupt.html) shunned even by the most desperate and corrupt inhabitants of the Grey Mountains.
70. Such actions did not infringe the Corrupt Practice Acts but they did make them virtually inoperative.
71. For satirizing corrupt black storefront churches in the play, Hughes was branded as a politically irresponsible traitor to his race.
72. Miners saw their employers, the mine owners, as wicked and morally corrupt.
73. Now unscrupulous logging companies assisted by corrupt officials are destroying forests at the rate of 50 million acres a year.
74. If life in the South was corrupt and callous, in the North it was a living hell.
75. Inner city schools are often regarded as corrupt in their intentions and management.
76. A strong likelihood of being fitted up by corrupt cops or being casually blasted out of existence by some one's assault rifle?
77. Both civil and criminal liability are incurred by the corrupt giving or receiving of such commission.
78. A grand jury accused the police department of being brutal and corrupt.
79. One of the worst city public health departments in the country, politically corrupt, was no better after four years.
80. There were no more angry denials that his Police Department was corrupt, no more demands for proof from the critics.
81. They were highly critical of leaders who acted in despotic, feudalistic and corrupt ways.
82. Corrupt insiders should be taken to court, not thrown aside by presidents as electoral bargaining chips.
83. After years of corrupt government, people are tired of politics.
84. Compared with Sam and the virginal buildings, the smell seemed at least honestly corrupt.
85. Today security threats come from Chechnya, organised crime and corrupt officials.
86. He even intimated that they had tried to corrupt him by sending female temptresses to seduce him in his Cambridge rooms.
87. For years they rejected all manner of offers from television for fear it would corrupt them.
88. But why should corrupt politicians voluntarily give up their powers of patronage and intervention?
89. A superior drama that delineates the corrupt mix of big-city politics and crime.
90. It put Luce in mind of a corrupt and rotting corpse.
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