faithfully

Broadly speaking, these interpretations argue that quantum states reflect our own knowledge of physical reality, rather than being faithful representations of something that exists out in the world.

The minister of a parish in Dumfriesshire had a man who had long and faithfully served at the manse.

For more than a century, in the face of many mistakes and many misfortunes, the Poles have faithfully kept that oath.

A fac-simile of this inscription was faithfully delineated by Mr. Geo.

But I came also, sirs, to discharge my duties honestly and faithfully to the Government, and I intend to do so to the last.

There needs to be close contact that the Master's plan of service may be clearly seen and faithfully started upon.

He faithfully promised to send for me when I could be of any use, and I may do more harm than good by forcing myself there.

He did not pay Clark for gratitude, but for work, and this the clerk did faithfully.

The last wishes of Mr Van Klas were faithfully fulfilled; the funeral went off splendidly, veiled in a thick cloud of smoke.

All his life long has Dudda the Collier bided with me, serving well and roughly, but in all most faithfully, as is his wont.