integrity
n. uncountablen. the quality of being honest and sticking to strong moral principles. It can also describe something that is whole, strong, and not broken, like a bridge or an airplane.
n. the quality of being honest and possessing strong moral principles; alternatively, the state of being whole, undivided, or structurally sound.
The manager is respected for her honesty and integrity.
After the rough landing, mechanics inspected the aircraft to ensure its structural integrity had not been compromised.
A journalist's professional integrity relies on protecting sources and reporting facts objectively, even when facing immense pressure from corporate sponsors to alter the narrative.
The noun is uncountable; it frequently collocates with adjectives like 'moral', 'structural', or 'data' to specify the domain.