ve
nal
adjective
Third Person
more venal
Present Participle
most venal
1
willing to act dishonestly for money or personal gain
- The venal official accepted bribes from contractors.
- He gained power through venal practices.
- The company collapsed under venal management.
- Venal politicians erode public trust.
- She refused to be venal, despite the lucrative offer.
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