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integrality

integrality

9.1
A state when something is whole and has all its parts
  • noun
  • /ˌɪntɪˈɡrælɪti/
translation icon : integridad
  • The integrality of the team's efforts led to a successful outcome everyone could be proud of.

Examples

  • The architect emphasized the integrality of the project, ensuring that every aspect worked together harmoniously.

  • How are we going to be honest with ourselves to the degree required, but according to the demands of integrality?

    Blog text (24)

  • The inability to realize the understanding of integrality in linguistic skill developing.

    Academic text (2010)

  • This seems to lower the upper bound to 46 2/3 (and hence to 46, by integrality).

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  • Maintaining the integrality of the original design was crucial for the success of the renovation.

Synonyms

entirety
vsintegrality
68 4.1

The whole of something that includes every part

emphasizes wholeness as a general quality rather than listing parts
totality
vsintegrality
32 6.5

All the parts of something considered together

uses wholeness as a quality rather than measuring amount or extent
completeness
vsintegrality
7 4.2

The state of having everything needed

focuses on overall wholeness rather than just having parts
wholeness
vsintegrality
5 3.9

A feeling of being complete and not missing anything in life

stresses entirety as a general quality rather than structural intactness
entireness
vsintegrality
7.1

A state of being whole and complete

is the same meaning expressed in a different noun form

Antonyms

incompleteness
3 5.9

A state where something has missing parts or information

How Complete

completeness
7 4.2
integrality
9.1

Surface Forms

integrality singular
integralities plural

Morphology

integrality = integral (transparent) = integral + ity

Standard adjective-to-noun derivation: 'integral' + '-ity' clearly yields the 'state or quality of being integral'.

Etymology

Integrality comes from the Latin word integer, meaning 'whole' or 'untouched', and you can see the same root in the math word integer, a whole number, and in integrity. So integrality means the quality of being 'whole' or complete.