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- Dictionaryfaithfully/ˈfeɪθfʊli/
adverb
- 1. in a loyal manner: "he swore that he would serve the king faithfully"
- 2. in a manner that is true to the facts or the original: "she translated the novel as faithfully as possible"
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adverb. uk / ˈfeɪθ.f ə l.i / us / ˈfeɪθ.f ə l.i / faithfully adverb (LOYALLY) Add to word list. in a loyal way or a way that can be trusted: He served the family faithfully for 40 years. promise faithfully She promised faithfully (= made a firm promise) that she would never leave him. Yours faithfully B2 mainly UK.
Learn the meaning of faithfully as an adverb of loyalty, accuracy or formality. See how to use it in sentences and compare it with other words.
Learn the meaning of faithful as an adjective and a noun, with synonyms, examples, and word history. Find out how to use faithfully as an adverb and see related phrases and entries.
in a strict or thorough way: This plan was faithfully carried out to the last detail. remaining true to one’s promises, allegiance, affection, or beliefs; loyally: The old man lived as faithfully as he could, always trying to set an example for younger members of his church. in a way that is reliable and can be trusted or believed:
Faithful means loyal, true, or accurate. It can describe a person, a relationship, or a copy of something. Learn how to use faithful in different contexts and see synonyms and translations.
To act faithfully is to behave in a dependable and honorable way. A dog who waits faithfully outside your school until you get out of class is devoted and trustworthy. The adverb faithfully describes an action or behavior that's faithful — in other words, it's steadfast, loyal and reliable.
If you do something faithfully, you remain firm in your support for a person, organization, or idea. She had served the police force faithfully for many years. American English : faithfully / ˈfeɪθfəli /
