“To corrupt” in Japanese
Short answer
To corrupt in Japanese is “毒する” (dokusuru). Full meaning: to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison.
Other ways to say “To corrupt” in Japanese
乱す
midasu to throw into disorder, to disarrange, to disturb (order, peace, etc.), to corrupt (public morals), to dishevel (hair)
どくし
dokushi to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
どくする
dokusuru to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
歪める
yugameru to bend, to curve, to warp, to distort, to disfigure; to bend (the truth), to falsify, to twist; to corrupt, to sully
どくしよ
dokushiyo to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
みだす
midasu to throw into disorder, to disarrange, to disturb (order, peace, etc.), to corrupt (public morals), to dishevel (hair)
乱せる
midaseru to throw into disorder, to disarrange, to disturb (order, peace, etc.), to corrupt (public morals), to dishevel (hair)
どくしよう
dokushiyoo to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
みだせる
midaseru to throw into disorder, to disarrange, to disturb (order, peace, etc.), to corrupt (public morals), to dishevel (hair)
どくせ
dokuse to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
どくせよ
dokuseyo to be a bad influence (on something), to corrupt, to poison
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