Fidelity

What do we mean by fidelity?

Faithfulness to obligations, duties, or observances. noun

The condition or behavior of engaging in sex only with one's spouse or only with one's partner in a sexual relationship. noun

Exact correspondence with fact or with a given quality, condition, or event; accuracy. noun

The degree to which an electronic system accurately reproduces the sound or image of its input signal. noun

Good faith; careful and exact observance of duty or performance of obligations: as, conjugal or official fidelity. noun

Faithful devotion or submission; unswerving adherence; close or exact conformity; fealty; allegiance: as, fidelity to a husband or wife, or to a trust; fidelity to one's principles or to instructions; the dog is the type of fidelity. noun

Faithful adherence to truth or reality; strict conformity to fact; truthfulness; exactness; accuracy: as, the fidelity of a witness, of a narrative, or of a picture. noun

An order of Portugal, founded by John VI. in 1823 for the supporters of the monarchy during the insurrectionary movements in that country. Synonyms Faith, integrity, trustiness, trustworthiness, conscientiousness; Constancy, Faithfulness, etc. (see firmness). noun

Adherence to a person or party to which one is bound; loyalty. noun

Adherence to the marriage contract. noun

Adherence to truth; veracity; honesty. noun

Faithfulness to one's duties. noun

Loyalty to one's spouse or partner, including abstention from extramarital affairs (except in an open marriage). noun

Accuracy, or exact correspondence to some given quality or fact. noun

The degree to which a system accurately reproduces an input. noun

Accuracy with which an electronic system reproduces the sound or image of its input signal noun

The quality of being faithful noun

Faithfulness to one's duties.

Loyalty to one's spouse or partner, including abstention from extramarital affairs.

Accuracy, or exact correspondence to some given quality or fact.

The degree to which a system accurately reproduces an input.

Faithfulness to a person, cause, belief, etc, demonstrated by continued loyalty and support. Urban Dictionary

N. loyalty to the regime and leadership of a Cuban dictator Urban Dictionary

Very cool guy who gets all the girls. And usually has 4 best friends Urban Dictionary

To be semper fidelis. Describes one who is perfectly faithful, loyal, and true. Denotes one who renders righteousness with perfect fidelity. Term borne of the information war. Urban Dictionary

A male that is attractive and females want to bang Urban Dictionary

Adj. The adjective form of fidelity; being loyal, faithful, and persistent to a task, show, or relationship. Urban Dictionary

A person with large eyeballs who wishes to be the Estimator at his chosen profession. One who chooses to emulate the clothing choices of their definition of a human god, Trent Urban Dictionary

Faithfulness, loyalty Urban Dictionary

Smexy man who has a bunch of hoes u cant contest, my hoes give me the double hand gawk gawk vacuum 3000. Urban Dictionary

A BOY who is very cute. Gets girls all the time. Likes to cuss alot. Gets made fast. Is rich. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to fidelity:
fidelity, infidelity, finality, fidelis, ideality, fidelio, fidelism, firelit, fidelista, fidelia, fidelist.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word fidelity:
guaranty, hdtv, investments, stereo, obedience, replication, audio, reproduction, oath, plc, lab, ventures, mutual, faithful, loyalty, discs, trust, insurance, simulation, vinyl, tape, bank, sound, savings, fund, investment, noise, quantum, assets, label, dna, partners, recording, breeding, truth.

Words that rhyme with fidelity:
infidelity, gelati, kinsella t, prelate he.

Adjectives that are often used to describe fidelity:
high, conjugal, great, marital, absolute, sexual, scrupulous, greater, eternal, perfect, strict, remarkable, utmost, mutual, low, unswerving, much, equal, complete, unshaken, inviolable, higher, greatest, historical, minute, extraordinary, singular, true, rare, literal, wonderful, unwavering, conscientious, creative, like, christian, constant, admirable, lifelong, exemplary, doubtful, exact, strictest, highest, extreme, tried, reasonable, heroic, sufficient, unflinching, unalterable, approved, female, astonishing, affectionate, uncompromising, marvellous, wireless, rigid, photographic, visual, amazing, wifely, apparent, noble, textual, tolerable, maximum, continued, devoted, blind.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective fidelity:
sound, systems, system, equipment, reception, amplifier, models, bonds, record, insurance, amplifiers, recordings, guarantee, philadelphia, player, instrument, condition, enthusiast, simulation, players, bond, test, medium, simulator, signals, reproduction, phenix, applications, recording, instruments, simulations, simulators, recorder, guarantees, color, amplification, microculture, gate, signal, records, transmission, image, model, investments.

Words that sound like fidelity:
fidelity, fidelities, fatality, fertility, fidelis, high fidelity, facility, feudality, futility, fatalities, fidelio, faletti, fedeli, modality, sedulity, photology, infidelity, fiddledeedee, vitality, sodality, facilities, fragility, fealty, fuddled, fatuity, philauty, fidelma, faddily, frivolity, finality, felty, fuddy duddy, phytology, ideality, fat lady, fuddy-duddy, feedlot, feedlots.