Corruption
Corruption noun - The process by which dead organic matter separates into simpler substances.
Morals is an antonym for corruption.
Morals
Morals noun - The code of good conduct for an individual or group.
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Synonyms for Morals
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But despite this, the character is now knee-deep in corruption and has lost practically all of the morals he had at the beginning of the show.
Source: Series / The Shield - Detective Tom Ludlow's entire police unit is in on Washington's murder and have gone way too far in their corruption, keeping Ludlow in the dark because of his better morals. Capt.
Source: Big Bad Friend -
Big Bad Friend: Ludlow's entire unit is in on Washington's murder and have gone way too far in their corruption, keeping Ludlow in the dark because of his better morals. Capt.
Source: Film / Street Kings
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