Corrupting

He was accused of corrupting morals and spreading dangerous ideas.

Money was corrupting Dan.

He is guilty of corrupting the young.

Money was corrupting Tom.

These foreign words are corrupting our beautiful language.

Now the ships were usually beached on the dry sand: / the young men were busy with weddings and their fresh fields: / I was deciding on laws and homesteads: suddenly, / from some infected region of the sky, came a wretched plague, / corrupting bodies, trees, and crops, and a season of death. / They relinquished sweet life, or dragged their sick limbs / around: then Sirius blazed over barren fields: / the grass withered, and the sickly harvest denied its fruits.

Socrates was arraigned on the ground that he was corrupting the young.

The Nobility Clause of the U.S. Constitution (Article 1, Section 9) is intended to prevent federal officeholders from receiving any type of compensation from foreign governments to avoid a corrupting influence.