uncorrupt
Free from dishonesty
Uncorrupt describes someone or something free from corruption—honest, untainted, morally sound.
An uncorrupt official refuses bribes; uncorrupt data remains unaltered and reliable.
The word appears less often than its negative counterpart, typically when emphasizing integrity against a backdrop of expected corruption: One of the few uncorrupt judges in the district.
Free from contamination
- unsulliedNot made impure
- unblemishedFree from any defect
- unspoiledNot damaged or degraded
- untarnishedFree from stain
undefiled · unpolluted · uncontaminated · unadulterated · pure · intact · unaltered · undamaged
Beyond criticism or doubt
- principledHaving strong moral beliefs
- uprightVertical or morally sound
- honorableHaving high moral standards
- trustworthyWorthy of confidence
steadfast · scrupulous · unbribable · honest · reliable · faithful · loyal · conscientious
Free from deception
- accountableObligated to explain oneself
- openNot closed
- forthrightDirectly honest in manner
- candidHonest and direct
aboveboard · legitimate · lawful · clean · auditable · traceable · disclosed · verified
untainted
Free from contamination
- unsulliedNot made impure
- unblemishedFree from any defect
- unspoiledNot damaged or degraded
untarnished · undefiled · unpolluted · uncontaminated · unadulterated · pure · intact · unaltered · undamaged · unimpaired
unimpeachable
Beyond criticism or doubt
- principledHaving strong moral beliefs
- uprightVertical or morally sound
- honorableHaving high moral standards
trustworthy · steadfast · scrupulous · unbribable · honest · reliable · faithful · loyal · conscientious · dutiful
honest
Free from deception
- accountableObligated to explain oneself
- openNot closed
- forthrightDirectly honest in manner
candid · aboveboard · legitimate · lawful · clean · auditable · traceable · disclosed · verified · compliant
righteous
Morally good, justified
decent · good · just · fair · wholesome · pure-hearted · saintly · pious · devout · respectable