IPA: /kəˈrʌptɪd/
KK: /kəˈrʌptɪd/
Having been changed from a good or pure state to one that is bad or dishonest.
The corrupted data made it impossible to retrieve the original information.
To have caused something to become morally or ethically unsound, or to have damaged or altered something in a negative way.
The data was corrupted during the transfer, making it unusable.
Past: corrupted
Past Participle: corrupted
Corrupted → It is formed from "cor-" (meaning together or with) and "rumpere" (meaning to break). The word describes something that has been broken or damaged in its integrity, often due to moral decay or dishonesty.
Think of something that has been 'broken' ('rumpere') in its integrity, which helps you remember that 'corrupted' means damaged or morally compromised.