incorrupt

Free from decay

Incorrupt means free from corruption—morally pure, uncorrupted by vice or dishonesty: an incorrupt judge who couldn't be bribed.

The word also describes physical preservation, especially of bodies that haven't decayed: The saint's incorrupt remains drew pilgrims for centuries.

Less common than its negative form corrupt, incorrupt carries a slightly formal or literary quality.

moral

integrity

Moral soundness and consistency

upright · ethical · honest · conscientious · scrupulous · decent · honorable · just · fair · noble

pure

untainted

Free from contamination

spotless · clean · unstained · unblemished · unadulterated · wholesome · innocent · chaste · virginal · unpolluted

preserved

intact

Not damaged or altered

preserved · whole · undamaged · unchanged · unaltered · eternal · timeless · ageless · unfading · enduring

steadfast

unwavering

Steady and unchanging

unyielding · faithful · loyal · true · constant · unfailing · unswerving · dependable · reliable · trustworthy

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Opposites
moral integrity

incorruptcorrupt

Dishonest, open to bribes

dishonest · depraved · debased · immoral · perverted

physical preservation

incorruptputrid

Decomposed and foul-smelling

rotten · decomposed · decayed · corrupted · spoiled

susceptibility to corruption

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Able to be bought

venal · bribable · purchasable · buyable · mercenary

Family

incorruptible, incorruptibility, incorruptibly, incorruptibles

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