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Incorruptible

usgb/ˌɪnkəˈrʌptəbl/Volume
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Unwavering EthicsPlay
Use 'incorruptible' to describe someone with strong moral principles who won't compromise, even in difficult situations. SlideNo matter the pressure from his peers, the judge was incorruptible.
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Impervious to TemptationPlay
'Incorruptible' implies a person is immune to corruption or bribery, often in political or power scenarios. SlideThe incorruptible leader refused the bribe without hesitation.
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'Incorruptible' carries a highly positive meaning, showing admiration for someone's integrity. SlideHer incorruptible character earned her community's respect.