Integrity signifies the quality of being honest and consistently adhering to strong moral and ethical principles.[1][2][3] It involves doing the right thing at all times, even when no one is watching,[4][5] and maintaining a clear sense of right and wrong. This trait reflects trustworthiness, fairness, and a deep commitment to personal and professional values, making it essential in relationships, leadership, and decision-making.
When a person or system is said to have integrity, it also suggests a state of being whole, complete, and undivided.[6][7][8] It implies internal consistency and unity between beliefs, actions, and values. In both character and structure, integrity represents reliability and strength—whether in upholding ethical conduct or maintaining the soundness of something’s design or purpose.
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