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incorruptive

incorruptive adjective: incorruptible.

Adjective

incorruptive (comparative more incorruptive, superlative most incorruptive)

  1. incorruptible
  2. (archaic) not liable to decay or wane (literally or figuratively)
    • To twine the wreath of incorruptive praise1744, Mark Akenside, The Pleasures of the Imagination

Forms of incorruptive

comparativemore incorruptive
superlativemost incorruptive

Origin of incorruptive

Latin incorruptivus.

Questions about incorruptive

What does incorruptive mean?
Incorruptive means incorruptible.
What part of speech is incorruptive?
Incorruptive is an adjective.

Words near incorruptive in the dictionary

  1. incorruptibleness
  2. incorruptibles
  3. incorruptibly
  4. incorruption
  5. incorruptions
  6. incorruptive
  7. incorruptly
  8. incorruptness
  9. Incorvaia
  10. Incorvaias
  11. incoterm

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