Usage examples (15)

• Adjective : a venal judge. ,venal acquittals. ,a venal administration; venal agreements
• Some even argued Clarke was venally auditioning for a job in the Kerry administration.
• It has been hidden from the English because Conservatives are still sentimental about the old days and the Labour party, more venally, need the votes
• Attacking the scientist in terms of venally-corrupted professional ethics has become the automatic method of choice employed to ‘discredit’ a scientific view.