in·teg·ri·ty n
1. the quality of possessing and steadfastly adhering to high moral principles or professional standards
2. the state of being complete or undivided (formal)
3. the state of being sound or undamaged (formal)
Truthfulness
Honesty
Truth
Honor
Veracity
Reliability
Uprightness
in·te·ger n
1. any positive or negative whole number or zero
2. a whole unit or entity (technical)
in·te·gral adj
1. being an essential part of something or any of the parts that make up a whole
2. composed of parts that together make a whole
3. without missing parts or elements
4. relating to an integer
5. relating to mathematical integrals or integration
n
1. See definite integral
2. See indefinite integral
in·te·gral cal·cu·lus n
a branch of mathematics dealing with integrals and differential equations, used to determine areas, volumes, and lengths, and in many areas of applied mathematics
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in·te·grand n
a mathematical function or equation to be integrated
in·te·grant adj
part of a whole (formal)
n
an integral part of something (formal)
in·te·grate v
1. vti to become an accepted member of a group and its activities, or to help somebody do this
2. vti to join two or more objects or make something part of a larger whole, or to become joined or combined in this way
3. vt to make a group, community, place, or organization and its opportunities available to all, regardless of race, ethnic group, religion, gender, or social class
4. vt to find the definite or indefinite integral of a function or equation
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in·te·grat·ed adj
1. made up of elements or parts that work well together
2. bringing together processes or functions that are normally separate
3. open to everyone, without restrictions based on race, ethnicity, religion, gender, or social class
in·te·grat·ed cir·cuit n
an extremely small complex of electronic components contained on a thin chip or wafer of semiconducting material such as silicon.
Also called microcircuit
in·te·gra·tion n
1. the process of opening a group, community, place, or organization to all, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, or social class
2. becoming an accepted member of a group or community
3. a combination of parts or objects that work together well
4. the mathematical process of finding the solution of a differential equation or a function whose differential equation is known
5. the process of coordinating separate personality elements into a balanced whole or producing behavior compatible with somebody’s environment
in·te·gra·tor n
1. a computer component that performs numerical integration to solve differential equations
2. somebody or something that brings about integration
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