The word 完整 is formed by combining two characters, 完 (wán) and 整 (zhěng), whose individual meanings converge to create a single, reinforced concept. 完 carries the sense of something being finished, complete, or whole, while 整 conveys order, neatness, and an unbroken totality. When joined, they do not represent two separate ideas but merge into a unified notion of "complete and intact", "whole and undamaged", or "perfectly integral", where the completeness of 完 is given the structured, unblemished quality of 整.