Meaning & Definition of Faithful in English
English⟶
Faithful
loyal, reliable, and steadfast in allegiance.
Pronunciation:
/ˈfeɪθfəl/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Remaining loyal and steadfast.
Example Sentence: He had a faithful companion who never left his side.
Definition: Accurate and exact; true to the original.
Example Sentence: The translation was not faithful to the original text.
Definition: Conforming to fact and reality; genuine.
Example Sentence: Her faithful portrayal of the character brought the story to life.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, from faith + -ful
Synonyms
loyaldevotedsteadfastreliabletrue
Common Phrases and Expressions
- faithful friend: A friend who is loyal and trustworthy.
- faithful to someone: Remaining loyal in a romantic relationship.
- faithful servant: A servant who diligently and loyally serves.
Translations
- Spanish: fiel
- French: fidèle
- German: treu
- Russian: верный
Related Words
- faith: Complete trust or confidence in something.
- fidelity: Faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief.
- trustworthy: Able to be relied on as honest or truthful.
Slang Meanings of faithful
Meaning: Ride or die
Example Sentence: She's my ride or die; we stick together no matter what.
Meaning: Down for someone
Example Sentence: He’s always down for me; he’s so faithful.