bribery Copy link Outline 1. ambĭtus, ūs (of voters for public offices; including all kinds of illegal canvassing)2. corruptēla. he said that profuse expenditure was b., largitionem c. dixit esse, Cic.3. largītĭo (profuse b.)4. rĕdemptĭo (i. e. buying a verdict, etc.). the b. of a court of law, judicii r., Cic. Phr. • bribery: 1. ambĭtus, ūs (of voters for public offices; including all kinds of illegal canvassing): to accuse a man of b., hominem ambitus (de amb.) accusare, Ci: a man found guilty of b., vir ambitus damnatus, Cic.: a law respecting b., ambitūs (de a., Suet.) lex, Cic. 2. corruptēla. he said that profuse expenditure was b., largitionem c. dixit esse, Cic.: v. corruption. 3. largītĭo (profuse b.): to corrupt a tribe by disgraceful b., tribum turpi l. corrumpere, Cic.: Sall. 4. rĕdemptĭo (i. e. buying a verdict, etc.). the b. of a court of law, judicii r., Cic. Phr.: to endeavour to prevail over anyone by b., aliquem pecunia sollicitare, Cic.: v. to bribe (fin.).