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faithfully

/ˈfeɪθ.fəl.i/

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adverb

/ˈfeɪθ.fəl.i/B2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «лояльно и заслуживающим доверия образом» или «со строгим соблюдением долга или обязательств». Обычно используется в официальных заключениях писем (например, «С уважением») и для описания действий, выполняемых с точностью или преданностью.

An adverb meaning "in a loyal and trustworthy manner" or "with strict adherence to duty or obligations." It is commonly used in formal letter closings (e.g., "Yours faithfully") and to describe actions performed with accuracy or loyalty.

  1. With loyaltyB1formal

    In a loyal and trustworthy manner.

    ruВерно

    • She served her company faithfully for thirty years.
    • The dog waited faithfully by the door for its owner.
    • He promised to stand faithfully by his friend's side.

    Synonymsconstantlydependablydevotedlyloyallyreliablystaunchlysteadfastly

    Antonymsdisloyallytreacherouslyunfaithfully

  2. Accurately or exactlyB2formal

    In a way that is true to the original or to the facts.

    ruТочно

    • The translation faithfully reproduces the original text.
    • The witness described the event faithfully.
    • The artist faithfully copied the painting's details.

    Synonymsaccuratelyexactlyliterallypreciselyrigorouslystrictlytrulyverbatim

    Antonymsinaccuratelyinexactlylooselyunfaithfully

  3. Letter closingA2formal

    Used as a polite closing in formal letters when the recipient's name is not used.

    ruС уважением

    • Yours faithfully, John Smith.
    • I remain yours faithfully, Dr. Brown.
    • The letter ended with 'Yours faithfully'.

    Synonymsrespectfullysincerelytruly

Forms
  • more faithfully comparative form
  • most faithfully superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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