faithfulness

1. The state or act of keeping faith.

   (countable, uncountable)Constancy of support, alliance, and respect.

   Near-synonym: devotion

   His faithfulness to his wife and family was admired.

   Treue, Ergebenheit, Genauigkeit

   ве́рностьvérnostʹ, пре́данностьprédannostʹ

   ві́рністьvírnistʹ, ві́дданістьvíddanistʹ

2. (countable, uncountable)Constancy of belief.

   His faithfulness kept him going through the darkest times.

3. The state of being faithful.

   (countable, uncountable)Consistency; exactness in copying or following.

   faithfulness to the original

1. She began to doubt his faithfulness.

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2. They built a relationship founded on faithfulness.

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3. The bride and groom swore faithfulness and love until death.

   ruЖених и невеста поклялись в верности и любви до конца своих дней. — Wezel

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4. The oldest preserved with faithfulness, the new in a friendly manner.

   deÄltestes bewahrt mit Treue, freundlich aufgefasstes Neue. — Esperantostern

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5. I don't want to give up my independence in the sake of marital faithfulness.

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