corruptionist


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cor·rup·tion·ist

 (kə-rŭp′shə-nĭst)
n.
One who defends or practices corruption, particularly in politics.

corruptionist

a person who practices or advocates corruption, especially in politics or public life.
See also: Crime, Politics
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