corrupting

IPA: kɝˈʌptɪŋ

adjective

  • that infects or taints
  • harmful to the mind or morals
  • seducing into corrupt practices
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Examples of "corrupting" in Sentences

  • I was glad to do my part in corrupting the youth that day.
  • Aren't you ashamed in corrupting these young minds worldwide???
  • "That said, we have found no evidence of any 'Mafia' involvement in corrupting the integrity of tennis," the review said.
  • Have you noticed that these guardians seem to think that we (the writers) are interested only in corrupting young, tender minds?
  • Most Christian traditions believe that Satan intents to deceive the human race, and had a hand in corrupting the creation toward some kind of "grand delusion" that will surface at the end of the age.
  • I found this post kind of troubling - Mr Raymond clearly feels guilty about his part in corrupting the system - his expose is an attempt to cleanse his conscience and sleep peacefully - but most of his post is an underhanded justification of why campaigns are corrupt!
  • Because of what he calls the corrupting influence of large corporations on America's elections, Segal has sworn off any corporate contributions in his primary campaign against two well-established Democratic opponents: Cicilline and former state Democratic Party Chairman
  • In Kennedy's case I believe it would assist in corrupting Kennedy's political personae as a straight-talking, common-sense pol -- it would play into a different narrative, one that says Kennedy is a party switcher and an office shopper who is willing to adjust his views to pander to extreme elements in his own party.

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