fidelity fi-DEL-i-tee noun WS #18

faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support; accuracy in details; exactness

1. The soldier's fidelity to his country never wavered, even in the face of danger.
2. She admired her grandparents' fidelity to each other through sixty years of marriage.
3. The witness questioned the fidelity of her memory after so many years had passed.
4. The high fidelity sound system reproduced the music with incredible clarity and detail.
5. His fidelity to the original text made his translation highly respected by scholars.