Cor-rŭpt'i-ble1, a.
a. [Lat. corruptibilis, Fr., Pr., & Sp. corruptible, It. corruttibile.]
Sense 1. Capable of being corrupted or tainted; subject to decay and destruction. “Our corruptible bodies.” Hooker.
Sense 2. Capable of being vitiated in qualities or principles; susceptible of depravation.
They corrupt a very corruptible race. Burke.