kept faith

Honored the promise

Kept faith means remained loyal or true to a commitment, promise, or belief.

Someone who has kept faith honored their obligations when they could have abandoned them: She kept faith with her colleagues through the scandal.

The phrase often appears in its negative: He never kept faith with anyone.

Related

holding on · covenant · word of honor · truthfulness · devotion · vow · resolve · reliability · stood by · through thick and thin · dependability · commitment · steadfastness · accountability · constancy · sincerity · uprightness · determination

Categories
Opposites
loyalty and commitment

kept faithbetrayed

Violated someone's trust

betrayal · treachery · reneged · backstabbed · double-crossed

belief and conviction

kept faithlost faith

Ceased to trust

apostasy · renounced · abjured · recanted · fell away

religious/spiritual commitment

kept faithlost faith

Ceased to trust

apostatized · fell away · lapsed · backslid · deconverted

Family

kept, faith, keep, keeps, keeping, keeper, keepers, faithful, faithfully

Familiarity
Top 200,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G