faithfuls

Steadfast true believers

Faithfuls is the plural of faithful used as a noun, meaning loyal adherents or devoted followers of a cause, religion, or organization.

The term often appears with "the" to describe a collective group: The party faithfuls showed up despite the rain.

It carries a slightly ironic or affectionate tone, acknowledging dedication that persists regardless of circumstances.

devotees

loyalists

Faithful to established authority

supporters · disciples · stalwarts · diehards · congregants · parishioners · flock · regulars · true believers · committed

political

loyalists

Faithful to established authority

voters · constituents · grassroots · activists · true believers · diehards · stalwarts · rank and file · backers · advocates

religious

congregation

Assembled group of worshippers

parishioners · churchgoers · devout · pious · observant · practicing · prayerful · reverent · committed · spiritual

Categories
Opposites
loyalty and commitment

faithfulsdeserters

Those who abandon service

traitors · defectors · renegades · apostates · turncoats

belief and conviction

faithfulsskeptics

Those who doubt claims

doubters · unbelievers · heretics · nonbelievers · infidels

constancy in relationships

faithfulscheaters

Nonprescription reading glasses

philanderers · adulterers · chasers · cruisers · players

Phrases
Family

faithful, unfaithful, faithfully, faithfulness, unfaithfulness, unfaithfully

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