faithful
/ˈfeɪθfəl/
noun
- People who are loyal believers in a religion or cause (usually used with 'the').
- The party's faithful gathered to hear the candidate speak.
- The faithful filled the cathedral for the evening service.
- The faithful donated generously to the charity.
adjective
- Loyal and constant in support or allegiance to a person, group, or cause.
- The dog remained faithful to its owner even after he lost everything.
- Faithful employees are the backbone of any successful company.
- She has been a faithful friend for over twenty years.
- Accurate and true to the original; not changing or distorting.
- The movie is a faithful adaptation of the novel.
- The translation is faithful to the author's original meaning.
- He gave a faithful account of what happened that night.
- Having a strong belief in a religion; devout.
- She lived a faithful life dedicated to her church.
- The faithful congregation gathered every Sunday.
- He was a faithful follower of his faith's teachings.
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