Faithful - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
- a group of people who adhere to a common faith and habitually attend a given church (syn: congregation, fold)
adjective
a faithful rendering of the observed facts
Extra examples
She has provided the company with many years of faithful service.
He insists that he has always been faithful to his wife.
I have been a faithful reader of your magazine for many years.
His translation manages to be faithful to the spirit of the original.
He remained faithful to his principles to the last.
Do you think Bob's always been faithful to you?
A handful of old faithfuls came to the meeting.
He adjured his followers to remain faithful to the cause.
...a day on which the faithful are expected to purge themselves of their sins through prayer and fasting...
His faithful dog shall bear him company.
They would be faithful to him to the last drop.
Three of the Earl's faithful servants were executed at Perth.
These faithful servants generally bayed their full-mouthed welcome from afar off.
The presentment of the faithful dog resting its head on its dead master's coffin.
Hess still has the support of the party faithful.
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