1. the state of being free from moral corruption or decay
Usage: formal
2. the quality of being imperishable or not subject to physical decay
Usage: formal; often religious or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The ancient text spoke of the soul’s incorruption after death.
• Religious teachings often emphasize the incorruption of divine nature.
• The philosopher argued for the incorruption of moral principles.
• Medieval writers described the incorruption of saints’ bodies.
• The doctrine teaches about the incorruption of the righteous.
• He believed in the incorruption of true virtue.