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incorruptible

[in-kuh-ruhp-tuh-buhl] / ˌɪn kəˈrʌp tə bəl /


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That is the core idea behind bitcoin, the ur-cryptocurrency: no intermediaries who might be crooked, no government regulators, just a decentralized database and the remorseless, incorruptible logic of an algorithm.

From Washington Post

On social media Pugacheva called her husband "a true incorruptible Russian patriot, who wants... an end to our lads dying for illusory aims".

From BBC

She called Galkin a “true and incorruptible patriot” who wishes for “the end of deaths of our guys for illusory goals.”

From Seattle Times

And they stood for “incorruptible democracy” as long as only privileged White men could vote.

From Washington Post

In an environment plagued by poaching and corruption, Mr. Mzimba was known for being incorruptible — a stalwart of conservation.

From New York Times