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1 corruption
فَسَاد \ corruption: being corrupted. \ فِسْق \ corruption: being corrupted. -
2 corruption
[-ʃən] noun1) the act of corrupting.فَساد، تَعَفُّـن2) a word that has changed considerably from its original form:كَلِمَـه مُحرَّفـهCaterpillar is probably a corruption of the Old French word "chatepelose" meaning "hairy cat".
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3 fasad
corruption, malice [fasada] Aze fesad, Hin fasad, Per fasad borrowed from Ar -
4 تعفن
1́ n. decomposition, decay, corruption, putrefaction, putrescence, putridity, mouldiness, moldiness, mustiness, infection2́ v. molder, rot, decompose, putrefy, mildew, mould, moulder, sweat, perish, mold -
5 رشوة
n. bribe, bribery, kickback, sop, corruption -
6 فساد
1́ n. corruption, rottenness, rot, deterioration, decomposition, putridity, putrefaction, disintegration, degeneration, depravity, depravation, perversion, perversity, immorality, invalidity2́ v. decay, dry up, blight -
7 فساد أخلاقي
n. corruption -
8 إفساد الأخلاق أو الآداب إلخ
إفْسادُ الأخْلاقِ أو الآدابِ إلخspoiling, spoilage; corruption, corrupting; depravation, perversion, demoralization, vitiation -
9 انحراف
اِنْحِرَاف: ضَلاَل، فَسَادgoing astray, straying from the right path, deviation from what is right, going wrong; corruption, perversion, perversity, pervertedness, depravity, depravation, turpitude -
10 تحريف
تَحْرِيف: تَشْوِيه، تَصْحِيف، تَغْيِيرُ المَعْنَى إلخdistortion perversion, corruption, misrepresentation, misstatement, falsification, twist(ing), wrench(ing), warping, misinterpretation, misconstruction, alteration, change -
11 تحوير
تَحْوِير: تَحْرِيف، تَشْوِيهdistortion, perversion, corruption, misrepresentation, misstatement, falsification, twist(ing), wrench(ing), warping -
12 تشويه
تَشْوِيه(الحَقِيقَةِ أو المَعْنَى إلخ): تَحْرِيفdistortion, perversion, misrepresentation, misstatement, falsification, corruption, twist(ing), wrench(ing), warping -
13 تصحيف
تَصْحِيفmisreading, mispronunciation, misspelling; distortion, perversion, misrepresentation, misstatement, corruption, twist(ing)oneself to, concerning oneself with -
14 دغل
دَغَل: فَسَاد، عَيْبcorruption; defectiveness, faultiness; imperfection, defect, flaw, fault -
15 فساد
فَسَاد: اِنْحِلال، بِلىًdecay, rottenness, rot, decomposition, putridity, putrefaction, spoiledness, disintegration, degeneration, corruption -
16 فساد خلقي إلخ
فَسَادٌ خُلُقِيّ إلخ: اِنْحِرافcorruption, depravity, depravation, perversion, perversity, pervertedness, immorality, turpitude -
17 متلفة
مَتْلَفَة: مَفْسَدَة، آفَةblight, bane, evil, curse, something that impairs or destroys, source of harm or ruin, cause of corruption or evil -
18 مسخ الحقيقة أو المعنى إلخ
مَسْخُ الحَقِيقَةِ أو المَعْنَى إلخdistortion, misrepresentation, falsification, corruption, twist(ing) -
19 مفسدة
مَفْسَدَة: مَتْلَفَة، آفَةblight, evil, bane, cause of corruption or evil -
20 هتك
هَتْكٌ: فَضْحٌdisclosure, exposure, expose (of a corruption)
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