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faithful

[feyth-fuhl] / ˈfeɪθ fəl /




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China is home to tens of millions of Christians, including both Protestants and Catholics, and counts many faithful among its urban middle class.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was another damaging result in a season that has brought plenty of frustration for the Spurs faithful, with their club now 14th in the Premier League after only two wins in 12 matches.

From BBC

The anonymity allowed viewers at home to play along for the first time, to see if they would fare any better than the faithful at spotting a traitor.

From BBC

But 48 hours later, he struggled to persuade his innocence as a faithful and was banished from the show.

From BBC

A robot that seems “as intelligent, as attentive, and as faithful, as a dog” — no earlier than 2048, he conjectured in 2018.

From Los Angeles Times