Dutiful
Steadfast
Steadfast adjective - Firm in one's allegiance to someone or something.
Usage example: a steadfast supporter of women's rights
Dutiful and steadfast are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dutiful" instead an adjective "Steadfast".
Nearby Words: steadfastness, steadfastly
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Affectionate Nickname: Aeneas is known as "pius Aeneas" (Usually translated "pious", but "steadfast" or "dutiful" is closer to the original meaning).
Source: Literature / The Aeneid - The Dutiful Son: While Jayne runs away from tending Hawkhaven and Ella runs after pretty bad boys and charismatic cult leaders, Jon stays dependable, selfless and humble, even his only rebellious gesture is steadfast loyalty to Eutimio.
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