Capable of being morally or ethically corrupted; susceptible to bribery or dishonesty. The official was considered corruptible, as he often accepted bribes to overlook illegal activities.
Liable to decay or spoil; perishable. The corruptible nature of the fruit meant it had to be consumed quickly before it spoiled.
Susceptible to corruption or errors, especially of digital data or files. Because the network connection was unreliable, the transmitted data remained corruptible.