Constant
Constant adjective - Not undergoing a change in condition.
Incorruptible and constant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Incorruptible" instead an adjective "Constant".
Incorruptible
Incorruptible adjective - Incapable of being morally corrupted.
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Synonyms for Incorruptible
Constant and incorruptible are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Constant" instead an adjective "Incorruptible".
Nearby Word: incorruptibility
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- steady and constant
- steady and incorruptible
- steadfast and constant
- steadfast and incorruptible
- regular and constant
- regular and incorruptible
- true and constant
- true and incorruptible
- loyal and constant
- loyal and incorruptible
- faithful and constant
- faithful and incorruptible
- perpetual and constant
- perpetual and incorruptible
Both words in one sentence
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Though Vimes is a Deconstruction: the reason he is incorruptible is his constant vigilance against his dark side.
Source: Discworld / Thud! -
Thus, the hot chick likely was Evil All Along, or has made a FaceHeel Turn; the constant heroine, although beautiful, is not sexy because she exudes Incorruptible Pure Pureness even if she's going to end up a wife and mother.
Source: Evil Is Sexy
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