Meaning 1
Not made dishonest or morally unsound by improper influence.
Reach for it when Commending judgment, leadership, or institutions that retain integrity.
Rotating oversight kept the relief fund uncorrupted by private favors.
Meaning 2
Preserved without damaging alteration or data error.
Reach for it when Confirming that a file, record, text, or signal remains intact.
The offline copy contained an uncorrupted version of the missing archive.
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everyday
Fits when truthful conduct is the main point
Not when too general to imply resistance to influence
warm
Fits when decisions follow a moral standard
Not when principles can be harmful or inconsistently applied
literary
Fits when integrity is presented as a settled character
Not when rare and stiff for routine institutional praise
everyday
Fits when the record has survived without loss
Not when does not specifically exclude altered bits
professional
Fits when absence of detectable data faults matters
Not when can overstate verification beyond corruption checks
professional
Fits when data can still be used with confidence
Not when validity and file integrity are different tests
uncorrupted official
An uncorrupted official reopened bidding after the concealed offer surfaced.
uncorrupted file
The recovery tool found one uncorrupted file on the older drive.
uncorrupted record
A paper ledger supplied an uncorrupted record of the payments.
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