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- pronunciation:
- f
de
lih
ti
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
part of speech: |
noun |
inflections: |
fidelities |
definition 1: |
loyalty or faithfulness to obligations, promises, or those to whom one has made a commitment.
An essential part of a wedding ceremony is a pledge of fidelity.- synonyms:
- adherence, allegiance, constancy, devotedness, faithfulness, fealty, loyalty, steadfastness, trueheartedness
- antonyms:
- faithlessness, infidelity, unfaithfulness
- similar words:
- dedication, devotion, duty, obedience, patriotism, steadiness, trustiness
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definition 2: |
accuracy and truthfulness; faithfulness to fact and detail.
- synonyms:
- accuracy, faithfulness, truthfulness
- similar words:
- exactitude, exactness, precision
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definition 3: |
in electronics, accuracy in reproducing or transmitting sounds or images.
- similar words:
- accuracy, high fidelity, precision
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related words: |
chivalry, credit, duty, faith, truth, virtue |
adjective + (n.)fidelity
absolute,
aggressive,
audio,
balanced,
charitable,
conjugal,
dependent,
giant,
high,
institutional,
intermediate,
legendary,
lifelong,
low-priced,
marital,
municipal,
mutual,
on-line,
procedural,
remarkable,
retail,
sexual,
spartan
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verb + (n.)fidelity
balance, demonstrate, ensure, implement, invest, manage, market, own, pledge, promise, question, recommend, trust
noun + (n.)fidelity
abstinence,
account,
advisor,
allegiance,
analyst,
annuity,
appreciation,
asset,
bank,
banker,
brokerage,
chairman,
chastity,
destiny,
dividend,
ego,
equity,
expectation,
friendship,
fund,
giant,
gift,
growth,
honesty,
implementation,
income,
index,
insight,
integrity,
intention,
intervention,
investment,
investor,
kindness,
love,
management,
manager,
marketing,
marriage,
millennium,
monitor,
newsletter,
obligation,
partner,
portfolio,
puritan,
retirement,
rival,
saving,
shareholder,
subsidiary,
trading,
treatment,
vanguard,
virtue,
vow,
wireless,
yield
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The word fidelity
contains the following part:
fid
Latin
root
that means faith, trust
  Example words:
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