abandon, attention to fact, delicacy, exactness, good faith, intentness, patience, precision, sedulousness, steadfastness, troth
Definitionn. accuracy with which an electronic system reproduces the sound or image of its input signal
Last update: March 7, 2016
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Translation of books should be done with fidelity to the origional. [noun]
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Masses have fidelity towards their leaders. [noun]
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One should have fidelity towards one's partner. [Please select]
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"The fidelity of 'The Long Rifle' is well known to me," returned Munro, "and is above suspicion; though his usual good fortune seems, at last, to have failed." [noun]
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I hope there is no reason to distrust his fidelity. [noun]
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So saying he shook hands with the old man, and with this mutual pledge of fidelity to their appointment, they separated for the present. [noun]
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No Kirkland had ever faltered in his fidelity to crown and king. [noun]
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The language is simple and picturesque, and the characters are drawn with remarkable fidelity to nature. [noun]
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Maclure, that disappointed ambition, wrecked hopes, and the downfall of the party which he had served with such desperate fidelity, were likely to aggravate enthusiasm into temporary insanity. [noun]
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