adjective

faithful

/ˈfeɪθ.fəl/

faithful

ADJECTIVE

Definition of faithful

1

If someone or something is faithful, they are loyal to a person or cause.

Example: My dog follows me everywhere I go. He is very faithful.

1

If someone is faithful, they have faith in something.

Example: People who go to church are faithful to their God.

2

If someone is faithful, they are able to be relied on; they are able to be trusted.

Example: My assistant does anything I ask him to. He is very faithful to me.

3

If something is faithful, it is close to something real.

Example: That painting is a very faithful copy of the Mona Lisa.

4

If someone is faithful, they have only had sex with their partner; they have not had sex with other people.

Example: They have been faithful to each other since they got married.

faithful

EXAMPLES

Examples of faithful

1

My dog follows me everywhere I go. He is very faithful.

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2

People who go to church are faithful to their God.

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3

My assistant does anything I ask him to. He is very faithful to me.

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4

That painting is a very faithful copy of the Mona Lisa.

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5

They have been faithful to each other since they got married.

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