bribeable
Willing to sell
Bribeable describes someone who can be induced to act improperly in exchange for money or favors.
The word implies both opportunity and willingness—a bribeable official has power worth buying and ethics flexible enough to sell: Every inspector in the department was bribeable.
Also spelled bribable.
Open to bribes
- purchasableAvailable for acquisition
- buyableAvailable for purchase
- crookedBent or dishonest
- bentCurved; also dishonest
dishonest · unscrupulous · mercenary · payable · acquisitive · greedy · self-serving · opportunistic
Culminating benefit received
- kickbackIllegal payment for services
- inducementMotivating factor or offer
- sweetenerAdditive reducing bitterness
- greaseThick oily lubricant
palm-greasing · under-the-table · graft · baksheesh · dash · emolument · enticement · temptation
Able to be swayed
- persuadableAble to be convinced
- swayableAble to be persuaded
- manipulableCapable of being controlled
- pliableCapable of bending easily
pliant · malleable · amenable · suggestible · impressionable · yielding · compliant · acquiescent
Contrary to ethical principles
- shadyDisreputable or sun-blocked
- sleazyDisreputably low-quality
- underhandedSecretly dishonest or unfair
- sordidMorally foul or base
nefarious · malfeasant · illicit · illegal · criminal · fraudulent · deceitful · scheming
venal
Open to bribes
- purchasableAvailable for acquisition
- buyableAvailable for purchase
- crookedBent or dishonest
bent · dishonest · unscrupulous · mercenary · payable · acquisitive · greedy · self-serving · opportunistic · amoral
payoff
Culminating benefit received
- kickbackIllegal payment for services
- inducementMotivating factor or offer
- sweetenerAdditive reducing bitterness
grease · palm-greasing · under-the-table · graft · baksheesh · dash · emolument · enticement · temptation · solicitation
influenceable
Able to be swayed
- persuadableAble to be convinced
- swayableAble to be persuaded
- manipulableCapable of being controlled
pliable · pliant · malleable · amenable · suggestible · impressionable · yielding · compliant · acquiescent · docile
immoral
Contrary to ethical principles
- shadyDisreputable or sun-blocked
- sleazyDisreputably low-quality
- underhandedSecretly dishonest or unfair
sordid · nefarious · malfeasant · illicit · illegal · criminal · fraudulent · deceitful · scheming · conniving
bribeableincorruptible
Impossible to morally compromise
unbribable · uncorruptible · above reproach · clean · straight
bribeableincorruptible
Impossible to morally compromise
unbending · uncompromising · steadfast · resolute · unwavering
bribe, bribery, bribing, bribes, bribed, bribable, briber, unbribable, antibribery