corrupt

• We can lay up treasures in ourselves that neither moth nor rust can corrupt, and which thieves cannot steal away. —  Life and Conduct
• The church I say is corrupt, and it cries out for another purging. —  Aurelian or, Rome in the Third Century
• As "evil communications" have a tendency to corrupt, the usually innocent pipe became inflamed. —  The Big Otter
• Whereupon I was minded o' th' text concerning that we lay not up treasures where moth and rust do corrupt, and at my behest Marian read me the whole of that chapter. —  A Brother To Dragons and Other Old-time Tales
• They are corrupt, and speak wickedly concerning oppression; they speak loftily. —  God's Plan with Men

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