The state or quality of being corrupted, dishonest, or morally spoiled.
From 'corrupted' plus the suffix '-ness,' which forms abstract nouns denoting qualities or states. The '-ness' suffix comes from Old English.
Medieval theologians spent enormous effort documenting 'corruptedness'—they literally believed humans were physically corrupted by original sin in ways that modern psychology would describe as trauma.
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