Faithful | Mean of faithful in English Dictionary
/ˈfeɪθfəl/
- having or showing true and constant support or loyalty
- a faithful friend/companion
- faithful friendship
- the team's faithful fans
- a faithful dog
- Despite his problems, his friends have remained faithful to him.
- She has always remained faithful to the values she learned as a child.
- deserving trust
- a faithful worker/servant
- She has provided the company with many years of faithful service.
- He began to keep a journal and was faithful to it for years. [=he continued to write in his journal for many years]
- He was not faithful to his word. [=he did not do what he said he would]
- not having sex with someone who is not your wife, husband, girlfriend, or boyfriend
- a faithful husband/wife
- He insists that he has always been faithful to his wife.
- exact and accurate
- The movie was a faithful adaptation of the book.
- a faithful copy
- The movie is faithful to the book. [=the story told in the movie closely matches the story told in the book]
- the people who believe or participate in a religion
- The faithful gather here each year to celebrate together.
- the people who are loyal members or supporters of a group or organization
- The faithful come out and cheer for the team every year.
- The convention was packed with the Republican/Democratic faithful.
Những từ liên quan với FAITHFUL
loving, affectionate, honorable, sincere, scrupulous, dependable, ardent, dutiful, steadfast, obedient, devoted, staunch, conscientious, resolute