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Superlative for remaining loyal and steadfast
“Older Americans are among this country's most faithful voters.”
Superlative for true to the facts or the original
“She remains faithful to Thackeray's vision but adds a touch of candour to his tone of condescension, a sparkle to the supercilious ways of the British rich.”
Superlative for dependable, able to be relied on
“I sit in the comfort of my little cabin in Payson, Arizona, using my faithful word processor to make guys like you seem nice and put literary black hats on guys like Kipper.”
Superlative for determined or passionate in one's beliefs, interests or endeavors
“He was a faithful believer in tolerance and liberty.”
Superlative for firmly established and difficult or unlikely to change
“Eco was always a faithful fan of the Irish writer right from the start.”
Superlative for tending to work with diligence and commitment
“Some who came as skeptics became his faithful workers and helpers in spreading the cause.”
Superlative for obedient in accepting one's duty or responsibilities
“Stalin consistently demonstrated tolerance for the moral failings of his faithful underlings.”
Superlative for done in a meticulous manner
“The manikins are usually modeled considering biomechanical aspects and detailing joints, degrees of freedom, and anthropometry aspects, being the most detailed and faithful representation of humans among the technologies analyzed.”
Superlative for devout and reverential, characterized by prayer
Superlative for morally good, virtuous or honorable
Superlative for free from flaws, defects or errors
Superlative for having a very close or intimate relationship
Superlative for producing powerful feelings or strong, clear images in the mind
Superlative for denotes a constructive or productive feeling
Superlative for very pragmatic or realistic, lacking emotion or artificiality
Superlative for abstaining from extramarital, or from all, amorous relations
Superlative for obsequiously fawning in nature or character
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