faithful

Converse of object

• remain: The important point is to remain faithful to the primary source material.
• summon: Nothing on the outside tells you what on earth to expect inside no minarets, no bells to summon the faithful.
• stay: Stay faithful to the one who made the universe.
• rally: Here, in Gray's Inn Road, Irving rallied the faithful.

Modifies a noun

• servant: It is encouraging to find faithful servants of our Lord.
• follower: Throughout his life Bowyer remained a faithful follower of the Baptist church.
• reproduction: Please note; the printed page will not be a faithful reproduction of the web page.
• hound: In vain was all Llywelyn's grief: he could not bring his faithful hound to life again.
• companion: In short, a faithful companion that wants to be by your side.
• remnant: The churches will continue to empty, until there is just the faithful remnant, and most of them will be over forty-five!

Used with adjective complement

• remain: For the most part, the game has remained faithful to the legendary movie.
• stay: The High Kings of Tara The Gaels or Celts stayed faithful to the goddess through her sacred marriage to the king.

Noun used with modifier

• gop: Several state insurance is dealing with can afford the the gop faithful.
• ye: Rutter O come, all ye faithful - Wade, arr.
• O: Same Tone Let us rejoice, O ye faithful, for the annual memorial of Botolph is come again.
• thou: Be thou faithful unto death, and I will give thee a crown of life.
• party: Then, to lift the spirits of the party faithful: Oh, What a Friend we have in Gordon.

Modifying Another Word

remarkably: Those that know say that the Wachowskis ' adaptation of Alan Moore and David Lloyd's original graphic novel is remarkably faithful.

Preposition: in

prayer: Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.

Preposition: of

prelature: The faithful of the Prelature join by a contractual commitment rather than by vows.