faithful
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2.1
- adjective
- /ˈfeɪθfəl/
- NSFW
- I have always been faithful to my partner in our relationship.
- remain faithful
- a faithful husband
- a faithful wife
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Watch on YouTubeI've not actually ever been faithful in any relationship.
- I've not actually ever been faithful in any relationship.
- He's unfaithful to his wife and faithful to you.
- No, but it's again said I'm a good faithful husband.
- You know, I do worry that I would not be able to be faithful to my spouse.
- So Jordan, hey, who do you think will stay faithful during Casa and more?
- The bottom line is like the behavior of a faithful man is not to hide his woman, plain and simple.
- So in the past, virtue would be something like being loyal to your partner, not, you know, being, being faithful, not being promiscuous.
- But I asked him about, you know, it must be so hard to be a rock star and be faithful, and he just went Impossible.
- So I wasn't, you know, as faithful as I am now, I made sure one thing, don't be Tiger Woods.
- Have you ever been in a narcissistic relationship and you were the one who was not faithful and this may have been a full on sexual affair.
- Even if you're not faithful, that's a good time to start.
- I can't be say I'm a man here, I'm faithful here and I'm a cheat here.
- So did you try to be faithful?
Examples
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But you've been faithful to me, I really appreciate it.
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Your father and I have remained faithful to each other, and God has repeatedly blessed us.
Fiction book (1996) -
- I was always faithful to you.
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I was faithful to Bill from the day we were married.
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A happy and faithful wife.
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Come what may, I will remain faithful to my beloved until the day I die.
Fiction book (1998) -
Is it likely that Fernando will be a faithful husband?
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A faithful wife.
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Henceforth, Josephine will prove a faithful wife and, through her social connections, an important political ally.
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She promised to be faithful during their marriage and keep her vows.
Synonyms
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1.0
Always supporting a person or group, especially in hard times
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3.2
Faithful and loyal to your partner by not having sex with other people
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3.5
In a romantic relationship with only one partner and loyal to them
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5.3
Having only one partner for marriage or sex at a time
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5.6
Loyal and firm in support that does not change
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3.5
Stays firm and loyal in support for someone
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Compounds
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4.1
A famous geyser in Yellowstone National Park that shoots hot water and steam about every hour
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Etymology
Faithful comes from faith ('trust') and -ful ('full of'), and a helpful way to remember the relationship meaning is to think of someone 'full of trust' who keeps their promises to one partner, so they are faithful in a relationship.