venal Venal (Adj) means: Corruptible, money-grubbing, likely to accept bribes. In simple words, we call someone venal when we know that he can do anything (illegal or immoral) or behave in a way that is not honest or moral in return for money. Synonyms of “Venal” are: Corrupt, bent, crooked, mercenary, rapacious, unprincipled, dishonorable, etc. Whereas, “Venial” (Adj) means: Not very serious and therefore able to be forgotten, any action that is forgiven able or pardonable.

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