Plural of corruptibility; multiple instances or aspects of being capable of being corrupted.
Plural of 'corruptibility,' which comes from 'corruptible' (able to be corrupted) plus the suffix '-ity,' which forms abstract nouns denoting qualities or states.
Medieval philosophers loved using the plural—they'd discuss different 'corruptibilities' of various materials, believing that metals, stones, and flesh had fundamentally different capacities to be corrupted!
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