integrious

Adjective useage for the word integrity; descriptor for a person with steadfast adherence to a moral or ethical code of conduct.

Noted to have been used in the mid to late 15th century, re-introduced into the English lexicon in 1998 by RAJ and TAW.

Tim is quite the integrious person.

by Yipe! February 8, 2005

Integrious

One who has integrity. The word that will again become the accepted and accredited adjective of integrity in the Oxford dictionary. The focus of the integrious project: one man on a mission to increase the awareness of and re-define the meaning of personal integrity through the word integrious.

Howard is an integrious man because his values are congruent with and evident in his words, actions, personality and life.

by iproject1 May 3, 2010

Estuans interius ira vehementi

Burning inside with violent anger.

Bob was estuans interius ira vehementi when the dog ate his cell phone.

by Mr. Clean April 2, 2005

integritist

A person with high integrity, or a belief in things related to integrity; A person who lives an honorable lifestyle.

Officer, I would never go over the speed limit, I'm an integritist!

by Master Master Kim January 13, 2010

integritous

adj. having or behaving with integrity

Dustin always does the right thing--he is very integritous.

by wordsmithmlg August 15, 2007

Inferious

A force of an unmatchable aura of fear and pestilence, a force that no one should ever try and trifle with. A being which derives from, harvests, and devours souls!

"Not a single soul shall the safe from, or may ever think of hiding from an Inferious!"

by Inferious November 8, 2013

integrous

full of integrity; integrity

You should vote for John Dough for Congress because he is a very honest and integrous leader.

by Mike DeNuccio July 23, 2004