precorrupt

/priːkɔrˈʌpt/

Definitions

1. adjective

showing a tendency to become corrupt or deteriorate, especially morally or ethically

“The government’s decision to reduce funding for the program was a sign of precorrupt intentions.”

2. verb

to make or become corrupt, especially morally or ethically

“The scandal precorrupted the public’s trust in the company.”

Synonyms

  • corruptible
  • degenerative
  • depraved

Antonyms

  • redemptive
  • reformative
  • virtuous