1. capable of being corrupted; susceptible to bribery or moral decay
2. capable of decaying or decomposing; perishable
Usage: formal or archaic

Examples

• The investigation revealed that several officials were corruptible and had accepted bribes.
• A corruptible government cannot serve the people fairly.
• The ancient philosophers debated whether human nature was inherently corruptible.
• Corruptible materials like wood and paper require careful preservation.
• He believed that power made even the most principled leaders corruptible.
• The corruptible flesh decays, but the spirit endures.