What does the word integrity mean to you?

To me integrity is choosing to do the hard right thing, over the easy wrong and owning up to one's faults or errors, but always endevoring to improve.

Essentially, it's doing for others as you'd like them to do for you...being honorable. It's
having compassion for others and doing what's right, and not compromising the standards regardless of backlash or reward.

Integrity means you have earned respect

One who lays his Life on the Line for Almighty God and his fellow man and country,

An unyielding loyalty to family, country and self.

Trying to do the right and proper thing and everything you do.

It means keeping to your character, and standing up for what is right based on moral code and ethics. In science, integrity of something means that something is reliable; and I believe this is synonymous with this meaning.

To me the word integrity means being righteous and truthful with yourself and others. Being who mom raised you to be (hopefully).

Doing and knowing what is right no matter the cost. Whether or not you are seen doing so.

Doing the right thing especially when nobody is watching.