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corrupted

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/kəˈrʌptɪd/ · cor-rup-ted

having been changed from the original or intended form, especially due to dishonesty or unscrupulousness.

Meanings

adjectiveformal

having been changed from the original or intended form, especially due to dishonesty or unscrupulousness.

اصل یا ارادہ شدہ شکل کی تبدیلی، خاص طور پر بدعنوانی یا بے راہ روی کی وجہ سے.

خراب

kharab

Synonyms

damageddegradeddishonestنقصان زدہخرابیبدعنوان

Antonyms

unimpairedpurewholeصحیحخالصمکمل

Common Collocations

  • corrupted data
  • corrupted morals
  • corrupted system

Example Sentences

The file was corrupted during the transfer.

فائل منتقلی کے دوران خراب ہوگئی.

Fayl muntaqili ke doran kharab hogayi.

The political system has become corrupted over the years.

سیاسی نظام وقت کے ساتھ خراب ہوگیا ہے.

Siyasi nizam waqt ke saath kharab hogaya hai.

Corrupted values can lead to a breakdown in society.

خراب شدہ اقدار سماج میں خرابی کا سبب بن سکتی ہیں.

Kharab shuda aqdar samaaj mein kharabi ka sabab ban sakti hain.

Easily Confused With

corrupting:Corrupted refers to something that has already been changed or degraded, while corrupting refers to the process of causing that change.

Word Family

corrupt
verbخراب کرنا
corruption
nounبدعنوانی
corruptible
adjectiveخراب ہونے کے قابل

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of 'corrupt' as something that is broken or damaged.

Imagine a broken computer screen displaying an error message.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

غلطی سے کہی ہے، کسے نظر آتی ہے ہر بات خراب، / اس کی زباں پر یہ بات سن کر، کیا منع ہے کہ ہم بھی خفا ہوں؟

Ghalti se kahi hai, kise nazar aati hai har baat kharab, / Is ki zuban par ye baat sun kar, kya mana hai keh hum bhi khafa hon?

Mistakenly spoken, to whom does every word appear corrupt? / Hearing this from her tongue, can it be forbidden that we too are angry?

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

خراب کے پیچھے کھڑے ہو جاؤ، سیدھا رستہ چھوڑ دو.

Kharab ke peeche khade ho jao, seedha rasta chhod do.

Stand behind the corrupt, abandon the straight path.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Latin "corruptus" — broken or ruined

First known use: 15th century

The term 'corrupted' evolved from the Latin 'corruptus', which means 'broken or ruined'. Over time, it has come to denote moral degradation, as well as the malfunctioning of systems or data.