faithful
noun [plural] /ˈfeɪθ.fəl/Definition
the faithful › people who are always loyal to a particular group or organization, especially a political party: They asked for donations from the party faithful.Loyal, faithful and dependable › the people who believe in a particular religion: We heard bells calling the faithful to prayer.Believers and non-believersSupporters, members and defenders
(Definition of faithful noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a safe pair of hands idiom
- allegiance noun
- be as good as your word idiom
- be there for sb idiom
- constancy noun (LOYALTY)
- devotion noun (LOYALTY)
- faithful adjective (LOYAL)
- faithful noun (SUPPORTER)
- faithfully adverb (LOYALLY)
- faithfulness noun
- fidelity noun (LOYALTY)
- man/woman of his/her word idiom
- on the up (and up) idiom
- reliable adjective
- stalwart adjective (LOYAL)
- stalwart noun
- stand by sth phrasal verb
- staunch adjective
- staunchly adverb
- unto thine own self be true idiom
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