What word could describe a person with integrity or the difference between a person with integrity and one without?
Asked by: Debbie Bennett
What is the word to describe someone who has integrity?
Trustworthy: Someone who can be trusted with a secret or who is reliable. Dependable: Someone who will always show up when they are expected to show up, someone who can be expected to deliver what they promise on time. Loyal: Someone who will be true in a relationship, who will not cheat.
What do you call someone without integrity?
Opposite of the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles. dishonesty. chicanery. crookedness. crookery.
Which is the closest synonym for the word integrity?
integrity
- honesty.
- principle.
- probity.
- purity.
- rectitude.
- sincerity.
- virtue.
- candor.
What is another word for structural integrity?
What is another word for structural integrity?
| soundness | sturdiness |
|---|---|
| firmness | integrity |
| intactness | solidity |
| stability | integrality |
| security | reliability |
What is integrity antonym?
integrity. Antonyms: unfairness, sleight, underhandedness, meanness, chicanery, duplicity, fraud, roguery, rascality. Synonyms: uprightness, honor, honesty, probity, truthfulness, candor, single-mindedness, conscientiousness, entireness, rectitude, completeness, parity.
What is another word for moral integrity?
What is another word for moral integrity?
| straight and narrow | honesty |
|---|---|
| integrity | morality |
| proper conduct | righteousness |
What does it mean to be insidious?
Definition of insidious
1a : having a gradual and cumulative effect : subtle the insidious pressures of modern life. b of a disease : developing so gradually as to be well established before becoming apparent. 2a : awaiting a chance to entrap : treacherous. b : harmful but enticing : seductive insidious drugs.