Fidelity

usgb/fɪˈdeləti/
noun

Being faithful or loyal.

She showed fidelity to her husband by staying with him during tough times.
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Often appears as...

  • fidelity to a cause
  • fidelity in a relationship
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Emotional Weight

Fidelity carries a strong positive emotion and value in relationships or commitments.

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His fidelity to his childhood friend was deeply admired.
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Not Just Romantic

Fidelity extends beyond romantic contexts to loyalty to ideals, groups, or nations.

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Her fidelity to the company's ethics was unquestionable.
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Cultural Sensitivity

Concepts of fidelity may vary by culture, especially in expectations of loyalty.

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Many societies place a high importance on marital fidelity.
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