Converse of object

• swear: A purge followed, and in 1579 every JP was required to swear fidelity to the established religion.

• deliver: A single Webster will deliver stereo fidelity by just using one speaker!

• ensure: Introns contain conserved splicing signals which ensure fidelity of splicing.

• maintain: It would be more important to maintain fidelity with the actual building rather than how the slide represents it.

• achieve: How can we achieve fidelity to the national model for community services in rural areas?

• improve: To ensure realism, the decoys utilize appropriate paintwork to define important features thereby improving the overall fidelity.

Adjective modifier

• conjugal: Mandarin Ducks form a strong attachment to their partners, hence, they are also an emblem of conjugal fidelity.

• utmost: Accordingly, when a chancellor, he served his king with the utmost fidelity.

• absolute: Japan The Japanese had observed the 1902 Treaty with absolute fidelity.

• audio: Audio fidelity has been further refined with the latest model.

• strict: The guiding principle is strict fidelity to what Newton actually wrote.

Modifies a noun

• bond: You will need a fidelity insurance bond to cover members ' money against fraud or theft.

• guarantee: This is why pressure on fidelity guarantees has never been greater.

• program: In the lower fidelity programs, neither of these latter two components was used; instead, the primary focus was the environment.

• insurance: You will need a fidelity insurance bond to cover members ' money against fraud or theft.

• sound: A great way to experience your new Sonos systems superb high fidelity sound immediately.

Noun used with modifier

• wireless: WiFi - wireless fidelity - is the branding given by the Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance to the IEEE 802.11b standard for wireless interoperability.

• color: Fully multi coated optics deliver optimum brightness and color fidelity.

• color: Imaging on the web: HTTP, HTML, style sheets and color fidelity.