Definition of: incorrupt

(in′kə·rupt′) adjective
1. Not depraved nor defiled morally; above the power of bribes; pure.
2. Not marred in physical substance; not acted upon by decay.
3. Not tainted by other idioms: free from error, as a language.
4. Unchanged; unaltered, as a text. Also in′cor·rupt′ed. [<L incorruptus <in- not + corruptus. See CORRUPT.]
—in′cor·rupt′ly adverb
—in′cor·rupt′ness noun
—in′cor·rup′tion (-rup′shən) noun
—in′cor·rup′tive adjective