Corrupt
Corrupt adjective - Having or showing lowered moral character or standards.
True
True adjective - Following an original exactly.
Usage example: it's not a true reproduction of the painting because the original is much larger
Both words in one sentence
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He becomes a big shot, a true criminal in real life standards by owning corrupt casinos, idol agencies and real estate companies.
Source: Protagonist Journey to Villain -
Later, Luthor is cured of his disease, pardoned for his crimes as a supervillain, and in Justice League Unlimited becomes a corrupt politician as a cover for his true plan.
Source: Corrupt Corporate Executive -
However, village priests are generally decent and hedge-priests and self-proclaimed "holy men" are far more likely to be mercenary and corrupt than "true" Church officials.
Source: Corrupt Church
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