"incorruptly" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From incorrupt + -ly.",
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          "text": "To come within the narrowneſs of Houſhold-Government, obſervation will ſhew us many deep Counſellors of State and Judges do demean themſelves incorruptly in the ſettl'd courſe of Affairs, and many worthy Preachers upright in their Lives […].",
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        "Not corruptly; without corruption."
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        "(archaic) Not corruptly; without corruption."
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          "text": "To come within the narrowneſs of Houſhold-Government, obſervation will ſhew us many deep Counſellors of State and Judges do demean themſelves incorruptly in the ſettl'd courſe of Affairs, and many worthy Preachers upright in their Lives […].",
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        "Not corruptly; without corruption."
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        "(archaic) Not corruptly; without corruption."
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