Modifying Another Word

• not: That's why the Lord said to Thomas: ' Thomas, be not faithless, but believing ' .

• so: The wonder is that in so faithless, treacherous, and cruel a monarch, any confidence anywhere was left.

Modifies a noun

• lover: In " Cuckoo " , a faithless Greek lover is immolated in a council dustcart.

• wife: Having lived in Chagford I can say with hand on heart that ' faithless wives ' do not exist?

• album: Recently Leigh produced the Faithless album ' No Roots ' .

• fan: I have been a Faithless fan for at least 10 years plus.

• one: He was Baletti, brother of my faithless one, a young man of great talent of whom I was very fond.

• man: In fact, he held that " he who does not these works is a faithless man " .

Used with adjective complement

• see: I've won tickets to see Faithless that evening.

• prove: The queen, Eleanor of Aragon, whom he had left in Cyprus during his long visits to the West, had proved faithless.