corruptions
الفساد
definition
noun
the journalist who wants to expose corruption in high places
dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power, typically involving bribery.
Barolini's love for language is evident throughout the book as well; much of the prose is concerned with ferreting out word origins, with word play, corruptions , and evolution.
the process by which something, typically a word or expression, is changed from its original use or meaning to one that is regarded as erroneous or debased.
translation of 'corruptions'
noun
فساد أخلاقي,
رشوة,
تعفن,
فساد
example
But when poorly understood or practiced, the language of ‘hospitality’ also can tempt us to distortions and 'corruptions' that generate sentimentality or cynicism.
The names for this plant in Trinidad and Dominica are 'corruptions' of the French name for the Jerusalem artichoke.
They were necessary, he argued, in order to ‘shew the 'corruptions' of the printed copies of either editions.’
If you have virus scanning software, this is the one time I'd recommend turning it off - I've experienced file 'corruptions' and crashes as the virus scanning software checks the files I'm burning.
Thus these ‘corruptions ‘while corruptions of text should only be considered a problem if they are 'corruptions' of truth.’
However, all phoneticians and linguists agree that the widely held view that many accents are 'corruptions' of a pure pronunciation has no scientific basis whatsoever.
The numerous textual 'corruptions' also contribute to this difficulty’ .
Barolini's love for language is evident throughout the book as well; much of the prose is concerned with ferreting out word origins, with word play, 'corruptions' , and evolution.
Small hiccups in network transport can cause file 'corruptions' .
I am disinterested in their games, parties, loves and hates - and frequently distressed by their 'corruptions' of the language.
These criminals live big off the bribery, 'corruption' and inefficiency of the transport division.
He claimed that the investigation had shown allegations of insider trading, bribery and 'corruption' to be false.
Out of the abyss came mafia mobs, large-scale bribery and 'corruption' .
the potato turned black and rotten with 'corruption'
This can cause data 'corruption' , particularly with databases.
the word ‘addict’ conjures up evil and 'corruption'
the journalist who wants to expose 'corruption' in high places
Bordered by nine countries, its mineral wealth is brazenly plundered, made possible by an infernally weak state in which 'corruption' , violence and lawlessness are rife.
Using a host-based file system may expose you to viruses, file 'corruption' , and accidental or malicious file deletion.
No, he concludes; there was no conspiracy, just grotesque incompetence coupled with a deeply immoral acceptance of 'corruption' when it suits.
He continued to talk animatedly about 'corruption' and perversion for quite some time, before the pastor finally managed to steer the conversation away to firmer ground.
It will not only protect users against viruses and software 'corruption' , but also secures content delivery and downloads.
‘In a climate of 'corruption' and decay, the truth is an act of rebellion’.
The novel paints a more detailed picture and asks questions about its oppression, brutality and 'corruption' to which only the revolution could provide answers.
In other words, no particular acts were necessary in order to establish depravity and 'corruption' .
Fortunately, when the drive fails due to firmware 'corruption' , the data is usually fully recoverable once the drive has been repaired.
This is especially important for databases, to prevent making any 'corruption' or data loss worse than it already might be.
This produces a perfect environment for 'corruption' , bribery and insider-dealing.
Usually, pixel 'corruption' is often a leading indicator of bad memory on the graphics card.
Beyond hardware failures, disruptions to data access can also come from human errors, data 'corruption' or natural disasters.
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