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noun the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness

• The company prides itself on maintaining the highest level of integrity in all business dealings.
• I trust him because he always acts with integrity.
• Don't worry, I got your back. I'll make sure your integrity remains intact.
• Her integrity was like a shining beacon in a sea of dishonesty.

noun a device for securing a door, gate, lid, or container

verb to secure or fasten with a lock

adverb in a way that is securely fastened or sealed

preposition used to indicate the action of securing or fastening something in place

• It is important to lock in your interest rate when applying for a mortgage.
• Make sure you lock in your spot for the concert before it sells out.
• I'm going to lock in some plans for this weekend with my friends.
• Once you make a decision, it's important to lock in your mindset and stay focused on your goal.

noun A soldier stationed to keep guard or control access to a place

• The sentry stood guard at the entrance to the castle.
• The sentry was posted at the front gate.
• The sentry was on duty at the checkpoint.
• The sentry of truth never wavered in the face of deception.

noun a compound word formed by combining 'frost' and 'jacking'

• The act of frostjacking, or stealing someone's vehicle after they leave it running to warm up, is a serious crime.
• I heard about a guy who got caught frostjacking a car in the neighborhood.
• If you leave your car running unattended, you're just asking for someone to come along and frostjack it.
• He felt like someone had frostjacked his ideas when he saw his work being presented by someone else.