incorrupted

1 9.9

Not spoiled and still pure in body or mind

adjective
/ɪnˈkɔːrəptɪd/

Literature

: incorrupto

The manuscript was preserved in an incorrupted state through the centuries.

Examples

The incorrupted nature of the forest amazed the hikers.
She was admired for her incorrupted honesty and unblemished character.
They strove to maintain an incorrupted version of the ancient ritual.
She found an incorrupted manuscript in the old library.
The artist's vision remained incorrupted throughout his career, untouched by commercial pressures.
She described her childhood as incorrupted by the harsh realities of adult life.
His principles were incorrupted by greed, remaining steadfast in their pursuit of justice.

Synonyms

pure

vsincorrupted

216 1.4

Morally good and not involved in sexual activity

is similar but emphasises lack of contamination or spoilage too

immaculate

vsincorrupted

40 5.9

Completely clean and neat with no marks or stains

shares perfect cleanliness but also involves freedom from moral corruption

incorruptible

vsincorrupted

8 7.3

An honest person or group that does not accept bribes

is the general unspoiled state, not necessarily meaning total resistance

unblemished

vsincorrupted

7 5.1

Free from any marks, damage, or bad actions

matches that idea but stresses avoidance of contamination and perversion

untainted

vsincorrupted

7 5.6

Not harmed by bad things, especially in reputation

adds physical cleanliness and absence of contamination to that reputation focus

undiluted

vsincorrupted

5 4.6

Pure and not made weaker by adding water or another liquid

covers this concentrated idea and adds moral or reputational correctness

unsullied

vsincorrupted

5 7.0

Completely clean and not spoiled or stained

is like that but also covers moral purity in the widest general sense

uncontaminated

vsincorrupted

4 5.2

Free from harmful or unwanted things

also emphasises moral innocence and lack of perversion besides cleanliness

unalloyed

vsincorrupted

3 8.0

Pure and not mixed with anything else

is broader, including resistance to moral corruption not just purity of mix

uncorrupted

vsincorrupted

3 5.6

Not made dishonest by money or power

includes that moral purity plus absence of physical spoilage or contamination

unpolluted

vsincorrupted

3 3.9

Clean and not made dirty by harmful substances

extends this to personal character and moral purity as well

virginal

vsincorrupted

Literature

2 7.8

Pure and untouched, not changed or used

includes that innocence but also general noncontamination beyond sexuality

undefiled

vsincorrupted

1 9.9

Not spoiled by dirt, harm, or bad things

emphasises moral and physical purity rather than only external cleanliness

unmarred

vsincorrupted

1 6.8

Not damaged or harmed

is similar but emphasises freedom from contamination and perversion too

unadulterated

vsincorrupted

1 6.7

Pure and not mixed with anything else

applies that unmixed sense to both materials and moral character

unsoiled

vsincorrupted

1 3.0

Clean and free from stains or dirt

does not only mean cleanliness but includes moral intactness too

incorrupt

vsincorrupted

1 7.9

A person or group that is honest and does not take bribes

focuses on moral honesty while also covering physical cleanliness

unstained

vsincorrupted

1 5.6

Not having a damaged reputation

is similar but also suggests physical unspoiled state beyond reputation

unspotted

vsincorrupted

1 6.3

Free of marks, stains, or faults

also takes this cleanliness further, adding moral purity and innocence

untinted

vsincorrupted

1 4.2

Free from personal feelings or strong opinions

includes moral innocence and lack of contamination beyond mere neutrality

unprofaned

vsincorrupted

Literature

1 9.1

Not spoiled or treated with disrespect and still pure and innocent

is broader, applying to ordinary moral and physical purity, not only sacredness

unfallen

vsincorrupted

Literature

1 9.9

A person or thing that has not done wrong and seems pure

is similar but also applies to nonreligious physical cleanliness or purity

unsordid

vsincorrupted

1 9.9

Honest and pure in actions and motives

is broader, covering physical purity as well as moral decency

uncorrupt

vsincorrupted

1 6.0

Not decayed or spoiled, kept in original condition

adds moral purity and freedom from vice to that preserved state

impeccant

vsincorrupted

Specialized

9.9

A person who has no moral faults

overlaps in moral sense but also includes being physically unspoiled

undissipated

vsincorrupted

8.1

Serious and controlled in behaviour, not given to excess

is about general purity, while this term focuses on avoiding excess

Antonyms

contaminated

130 4.7

Something that becomes unsafe because it touches something dirty or harmful

spoiled

13 1.8

Food that is no longer safe to eat because it has gone bad

How Pure

incorrupted

Literature

1 9.9

pure

235 1.0

untainted

7 5.6

contaminated

130 4.7

Surface Forms

incorrupted positive

Morphology

incorrupted = corrupted (transparent) = in + corrupt + ed

The adjective is straightforwardly formed by adding the negative prefix 'in-' to 'corrupted' with the meaning 'not corrupted'.

Etymology

Incorrupted starts with in- meaning 'not' and the rest is corrupt, from an old Latin word that meant 'to spoil' or 'break', the same idea you see in rupture. So incorrupted means 'not spoiled' or 'kept pure'.