change of integrity (Meaning)

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change of integrity (n)

the act of changing the unity or wholeness of something

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The alteration of the original manuscript led to a change of integrity, raising doubts about its authenticity.
Tampering with the security system resulted in a change of integrity, leaving the premises vulnerable to intruders.
The software update introduced a change of integrity in the database, causing errors and data loss.
Any modification to the encryption algorithm could lead to a change of integrity in the security protocol.
The restoration project aimed to preserve the artwork's original beauty without causing a change of integrity to its historical value.
The change of integrity in the building's structure compromised its safety, necessitating immediate repairs.
The change of integrity in the ecosystem resulted from human activity, threatening the balance of biodiversity.
Altering the ingredients in the recipe would lead to a change of integrity in the flavor and texture of the dish.
The breach of confidentiality resulted in a change of integrity in the client's trust, damaging the company's reputation.
The change of integrity in the financial records raised suspicions of fraud, prompting an investigation.

the act of changing the unity or wholeness of something

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The alteration of the original manuscript led to a change of integrity, raising doubts about its authenticity.

Tampering with the security system resulted in a change of integrity, leaving the premises vulnerable to intruders.

The software update introduced a change of integrity in the database, causing errors and data loss.

Any modification to the encryption algorithm could lead to a change of integrity in the security protocol.