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/kɔːrˈpʌptər/ · cor·rupt·er
noun
- A person or thing that causes corruption, especially in a government or institution. The corrupter of the city's politics was finally brought to justice.
- A factor that corrupts or degrades something, such as a process or a system. The corrupter of the software led to a series of security breaches.
verb
- To cause corruption, especially in a government or institution. The corrupter of the city's politics was accused of bribery.
- To degrade or spoil something, such as a process or a system. The corrupter of the software led to a loss of data.
Did you know? The term 'corrupter' gained prominence during the 19th century, particularly in the context of government corruption and the struggle for reform.