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corruptible

[kuh-ruhp-tuh-buhl] / kəˈrʌp tə bəl /


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Unlike the scandals related to the Alex Murdaugh case, it contains no shocking reminders of how easily corruptible our legal system is.

From Salon

He has long made clear that he believes every system and every person is corruptible.

From New York Times

Derrell Acon’s powerfully sung and revelatory Roc, a corruptible enabler of Pizarro, proved a particularly disturbing personification of the banality of evil.

From Los Angeles Times

Water as a limited, corruptible resource drives the plot.

From Los Angeles Times

We don't trust them and we don't trust ourselves, because we know how corruptible and contemptible most media companies are.

From Salon