bribable

Open to payoffs

Bribable describes someone who can be induced to act improperly in exchange for money or favors.

A bribable official accepts payments to look the other way; a bribable witness changes testimony for cash.

The word implies corruptibility—not that someone has been bribed, but that they could be: Every man has his price, but some are more obviously bribable than others.

corruptible

corruptible

Able to be bought

susceptible · vulnerable · influenceable · persuadable · amenable · receptive · impressionable · acquisitive · greedy · avaricious

unethical

dishonest

Inclined to deceive

shady · underhanded · dishonorable · deceitful · fraudulent · corrupt · sleazy · disreputable · amoral · unconscionable

transactional

kickback

Illegal payment for services

under-the-table · inducement · sweetener · payoff · backhander · enticement · incentive · subornation · fix · bung

compliant

pliant

Easily bent or influenced

manipulable · tractable · docile · submissive · accommodating · acquiescent · obedient · deferential · spineless · servile

Opposites
corruptibility

bribableincorruptible

Impossible to morally compromise

unbribable · incorrupt · unbuyable · honest · upright

moral character

bribableprincipled

Having strong moral beliefs

honest · upright · virtuous · ethical · moral

firmness of principle

bribableincorruptible

Impossible to morally compromise

steadfast · unyielding · immovable · unbending · inflexible

Family

unbribable

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