integrity in Irish
integrity in Irish is ionracas — integrity means firm adherence to honesty and strong moral principles.
integrity in Irish
ionracas
Steadfast adherence to a strict moral or ethical code.
What does "integrity" mean?
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noun Firm adherence to honesty and strong moral principles.
"He showed real integrity when he admitted the mistake instead of blaming a colleague."
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noun The state of being whole, sound, and structurally undamaged.
"Cracks in the wall threatened the structural integrity of the old barn."
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integrity in a sentence
- He showed real integrity when he admitted the mistake instead of blaming a colleague.
- She has a reputation for integrity and always keeps her word.
- Cracks in the wall threatened the structural integrity of the old barn.
- Sailors tested the integrity of the hull before leaving harbour.
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What is "integrity" in Irish?
"integrity" in Irish is ionracas. integrity means: Firm adherence to honesty and strong moral principles.
How do you use "integrity" in a sentence?
Example: "He showed real integrity when he admitted the mistake instead of blaming a colleague." In Irish, "integrity" is ionracas.
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