Venality (noun)

The willingness to sell one's influence or integrity for personal gain, especially in politics or public office.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from latin venalitas, from venalis "that can be bought", from venum "for sale".

Examples:

1. The venality of some politicians was a major scandal.
2. The venality of public officials is a major problem in many countries.
3. Venality is the practice of selling favors or influence for personal gain.
4. Venality leads to corruption and undermines the rule of law.
5. The venality of some politicians is a major concern for the public.