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incorruptibly

  • a word derived from incorruptible.
    incorruptible
    adjective
    not corruptible.

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America would indeed enter the corrupting arena of great power politics -- but incorruptibly, without secrets.

From Time Magazine Archive

The materials he handles are incorruptibly good, but his tireless facetiousness is tiresome.

From Time Magazine Archive

It would be absurd to claim that every excellent and competent special performer who sticks incorruptibly to his individual purpose and standard can succeed in creating a special public, molded somewhat by his personal influence.

From The Promise of American Life by Herbert David Croly

Nayland is a stuffed shirt of the first stuffing, and a tinpot Hitler to boot, but he is fanatically and incorruptibly patriotic.

From The Mercenaries by H. Beam Piper

"I don't think any one has a right to be," Miss Dosson returned incorruptibly.

From The Reverberator by Henry James

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