venal

venal (vee-n[schwa]l), adj.

1. (Of a person) capable of being bribed.

2. Ready to sell one’s services or influence for money or other valuable consideration, usu. for base motives.

3. Of, relating to, or characterized by corrupt bargaining.

4. Broadly, purchasable; for sale.

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