incorrupt

The tribunal of the present is accessible to influence; that of the future is incorrupt.

He was incorrupt and his political professions were probably sincere.

He was translated at midnight of October 13, 1163, when his body was found to be incorrupt.

If the judge were incorrupt, he would punish you for your blasphemy.

A Southern volcano in New-Hampshire, pouring forth the lava of despotism in that incorrupt, and noble old fortress of liberty!

This ceremony was performed at midnight, and on opening his coffin the body was found to be incorrupt.

His throne was surrounded by statesmen of tried sagacity; his judges were incorrupt.

For his senses were open and clear, his soul as yet incorrupt, pure, and free.

Incorrupt himself, Pitt was extraordinarily tolerant of corruption in others.

We learn from William of Malmesbury that the body was again found incorrupt 415 years afterwards at Durham, and publicly shewn.