anti-corruption
3.9
Actions and rules to prevent bribery in government or companies
- noun
- /ˌæn.ti.kəˈrʌp.ʃən/
:
anticorrupción
- The government introduced new anti-corruption measures to ensure transparency and accountability.
Examples
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The organization launched an anti-corruption campaign to educate citizens about reporting dishonest practices.
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Activists are advocating for stronger anti-corruption laws to combat the misuse of public funds.
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A lot of finger pointing going on, a lot of new anti graft policies, anti corruption corps courts being created.
Synonyms
antigraft
vsanti-corruption
7.4
A movement to stop corruption in public office
focuses on formal actions and policies to prevent corrupt practices
Antonyms
Surface Forms
anti-corruption singular
anti-corruptions plural
Morphology
anti-corruption = corruption (transparent) = anti + corrupt + ion
The target is transparently built by adding anti- to corruption.
Etymology
Anti-corruption combines anti- 'against' with corruption 'spoil' or 'dishonesty'. As a noun, anti-corruption means the actions, rules, or programs that try to stop bribery and unfair practices.