corrupt
/ˈkɔrʃt/ or /ˈkɒrʊkt/Definitions
1. verb
to make or become morally rotten or decayed; to bribe or influence improperly
“The scandal led to accusations that the politician had corrupt officials in her administration.”
2. noun
a person or thing that is morally rotten or decayed; a bribe or act of bribing
“The corrupt official was arrested and charged with multiple counts of embezzlement.”
3. adjective
morally rotten or decayed; influenced by or given to bribery or improper influence
“The corrupt system of government was plagued by corruption and inefficiency.”
4. adverb
in a corrupt or morally rotten manner
“The corruptly managed company was eventually shut down by the authorities.”