Faithful Servant

Pronunciation: /ˈfeɪθfəl ˈsɜːrvənt/

Definitions of faithful servant

noun A person who performs duties or tasks for another person or a group of people with loyalty, dedication, and reliability.

Example Sentences

A1 The faithful servant always followed his master's orders.

A2 She was known as a faithful servant to the royal family.

B1 The faithful servant remained loyal to his employer even during tough times.

B2 The king's faithful servant was rewarded with a title and lands.

C1 The faithful servant's unwavering dedication to his duties earned him the respect of all.

C2 In the epic tale, the faithful servant's loyalty was tested but never wavered.

Examples of faithful servant in a Sentence

formal The faithful servant diligently carried out his duties without fail.

informal The faithful servant always has our back, no matter what.

slang That faithful servant is the real MVP around here.

figurative The old oak tree stood tall and strong, a faithful servant to the forest.

Grammatical Forms of faithful servant

• past tense: was a faithful servant
• plural: faithful servants
• comparative: more faithful servant
• superlative: most faithful servant
• present tense: is a faithful servant
• future tense: will be a faithful servant
• perfect tense: has been a faithful servant
• continuous tense: is being a faithful servant
• singular: faithful servant
• positive degree: faithful servant
• infinitive: to be a faithful servant
• gerund: being a faithful servant
• participle: faithful servant

Origin and Evolution of faithful servant

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The term 'faithful servant' likely originated in medieval Europe, where loyalty and service were highly valued qualities in the feudal system.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'faithful servant' has come to represent someone who is loyal, reliable, and dedicated in their service to another, regardless of the context or relationship.