keep faith with (someone or something)
keep faith with (someone or something)
To maintain loyalty to someone or something; to keep one's promises. Do you trust Ralph? Do you think he'll be able to keep faith with us when people start pressuring him to do the opposite?
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keep faith with someone
to be loyal to someone. I intend to keep faith with my people and all they stand for. We could not keep faith with them any longer.
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break/keep ˈfaith with somebody
break/keep a promise that you have made to somebody; stop/continue being loyal to somebody: The government claims they have kept faith with the people by reducing the crime rate.Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary © Farlex 2017