integrities
Sayin-TEG-ruh-teez/ɪnˈtɛɡɹətiz/
- 1Plural of integrity. Rare; integrity is normally used even when several things are meant.
Note
A plural that makes sense only where integrity is counted rather than held as a quality. Every meaning of the base noun can be used both ways, so the plural reaches across all of them: the moral steadiness of several officials, the soundness of two bridges, or the separate safeguards that keep data unaltered or keep navigation systems warning their users. Each instance belongs to a distinct person or system.
integrities is a form of integrity
integrity, noun: The quality of holding firmly to strict moral or ethical principles. Full entry
- Forms
- integrityintegrities plural
- Spelling
- integrity → integrities: change y to i, add -es
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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