incor

/ɪnˈkɔr/

Definitions

1. adjective

not corrupt or honest

“The judge was known for being an incor corrupt politician in a corrupt city.”

2. adjective

not corrupt or tainted

“The food was so fresh that it was an incor food product, without any preservatives.”

3. noun

a person or thing that is not corrupt or dishonest

“The team captain was a good example of an incor among his teammates.”

4. noun

the quality or state of not being corrupt or dishonest

“The politician’s incor was admired by his supporters.”

Synonyms

  • honest
  • unbiased
  • unimpeachable

Antonyms

  • corrupt
  • dishonest
  • tainted