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UK
/bɹˈaɪbəbəl/
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ADJECTIVE
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capable of being corrupted
a venal police officer
dishonest politicians
a purchasable senator
corruptible judges
How To Use bribable In A Sentence
- She didn't know much about doctors, but judges were bribable, police was bribable, the whole world was bribable.
- But it is also the closest thing to an ideal government provided you have the luxury of an integrity-filled, un-bribable, benevolent dictator. Creativity
- Under credit cards poor went to slaw art pedestrian and got a horribly art opopanax, a pgce and bribable milklike bugology. Rational Review
- Rasha was a good source of information in the area, and he was bribable.
- A litigant under these rules was well advised to present evidence of an educated male noble, or, if a noble was unobtainable or unbribable, of a priest of the Orthodox faith.
- Then, such places should be policed 24 hours a day by unbribable officers for maybe a few weeks to ensure there are no re-offenders.
- For example, he found the German socialists in Milwaukee unbribable.
- Nobody could be that big a set of corrupt, easily bribable morons.
- Also, so as to discourage the re-emergence of a bribable judiciary, salaries were high.
- * Reducing even further the salaries of civil servants means hiring less qualified applicants which would then lower the quality of services and making government officials more easily bribable by businesses. Matthew Yglesias » Hayek on Health Care