integer vitae

[in-te-ger wee-tahy, in-ti-jer vahy-tee, vee-tahy]

adjective

Latin.

1. blameless in life; innocent.

Example Sentences

The law-abiding man, the honest man, is praised as having been "Integer vitae sceleris purus."

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"Integer vitae, scelerisque purus, non eget Mauri jaculis neque arcu," returned the philosopher with a classical flourish, and when the reins had been placed in his hands, he prepared to mount.

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Integer vitae scelerisque purus will do nothing for you when it comes to humanity, however efficacious it may be with lions and wolves.

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The question came up when my father's organist asked if he had any objection to the singing of "Integer vitae" in Church.

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Instantly a quartette choir, whose voices at first low and unsteady from agitation, became gradually clearer and more powerful, began a song, which Mohr had composed to the air of Integer vitae: Brother, ere in the dust thy form we lay, We'll to thy worth a loving tribute pay; Thy virtues rare, and kindly heart, which were A comfort on life's way.

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