integrity

great, high

absolute, complete

personal

artistic, financial, moral, political, professional

physical, structural, territorial

The old bridge's structural integrity was questionable after the earthquake, so engineers decided to rebuild it.

data

The security team discovered that hackers had compromised the integrity of the patient database.

have

The company maintained its integrity even when facing financial pressure.

lack

lose

restore

After the scandal, the company worked hard to restore its integrity in the eyes of customers.

ensure

The security team works hard to ensure the integrity of all customer information stored in the system.

maintain, retain

The company worked hard to retain its integrity after the scandal emerged.

defend, preserve, safeguard

threaten

Cutting corners on safety procedures could threaten the integrity of the entire operation.

compromise, impair, undermine

His decision to accept the bribe seriously undermined his integrity as a judge.

destroy

The scandal completely destroyed the company's integrity and damaged its reputation forever.

question

After the scandal, many people began to question the mayor's integrity.

with ~

She always handled her business dealings with integrity, even when it would have been easier to cut corners.

an attack on sb/sth's integrity, a challenge/threat to sb/sth's integrity