corruptness
/ˈkɒrpətnəs/Definitions
1. noun
The state or condition of being corrupt; the quality of being dishonest or immoral, especially in a way that involves bribery or abuse of power.
“The corruptness of the government led to widespread protests in the streets.”
2. noun
The process or fact of becoming corrupt; a gradual decline into dishonesty or immorality.
“The corruptness of the organization was evident in the embezzlement scandal.”