Noun · \ˈprō-bə-tē\ | |
| |
Roots Middle English probite, from Latin probitas, “honesty,” from probus “honest, upright” | |
Close cousins decency, godliness, goodness, honesty, honor, righteousness | |
Opposites wickedness | |
First known use 15th century |
You landed here at random.Random pick!
Surprise me again
Word Nerd Alert: Probity
Join the conversation
Keep reading
Word of the Day
97 posts · since 2026 · latest Oct 29, 2026