Corrupt Synonyms

Corrupt synonyms such as "bastardize, amoral, abandoned, bribe, debase, adulterate, and alter". Corrupt is an adjective, and its antonyms are honest and law-abiding. Here are 115 another word for corrupt with example sentences.

Another word for Corrupt

115 other ways to say corrupt.

1. unscrupulous

  • villainous
  • venal
  • untrustworthy
  • unscrupulous
  • unprincipled
  • underhand
  • tricky
  • swindling
  • shameful
  • shady
  • scoundrelly
  • scandalous
  • rascally
  • nefarious
  • malfeasant
  • low-down
  • lawless
  • iniquitous
  • hollow-hearted
  • grafting
  • fraudulent
  • felonious
  • double-dealing
  • dodgy
  • disreputable
  • dishonourable
  • dishonest
  • discreditable
  • dirty
  • deceitful
  • crooked
  • criminal
  • corruptible
  • buyable
  • bribable
  • bent
  • amoral

2. irreligious

  • wicked
  • warped
  • wanton
  • vice-ridden
  • unrighteous
  • unholy
  • ungodly
  • sordid
  • sinful
  • reprobate
  • profligate
  • profane
  • perverted
  • lustful
  • low
  • lewd
  • lecherous
  • lascivious
  • irreligious
  • intemperate
  • impure
  • impious
  • immoral
  • immodest
  • evil
  • dissolute
  • dissipated
  • depraved
  • degenerate
  • decadent
  • debauched
  • blasphemous
  • base
  • bad
  • abandoned

3. buy

  • suborn
  • square
  • pay off
  • nobble
  • keep someone sweet
  • grease someone's palm
  • give someone a sweetener
  • give someone a backhander
  • get at
  • fix
  • buy off
  • buy
  • bribe

4. warp

  • warp
  • sully
  • subvert
  • pervert
  • make degenerate
  • lead astray
  • influence
  • infect
  • deprave
  • demoralize
  • degrade
  • defile
  • debauch
  • debase

5. alter

  • vitiate
  • tinker with
  • tamper with
  • taint
  • manipulate
  • interfere with
  • fiddle
  • falsify
  • doctor
  • distort
  • dilute
  • cook
  • contaminate
  • bastardize
  • alter
  • adulterate

How to Use corrupt in a Sentence

Corrupt practices undermine public trust significantly.

The politician was found corrupt and dishonest.