fidelity

noun
UK /fɪˈdeləti/
US /fɪˈdeləti/

Being faithful and true to someone or something.

The dog showed great fidelity to its owner.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. How closely a recording or copy matches the original sound or image.

This old record player has amazing fidelity.

3. The quality of being accurate and exact.

The scientist checked the fidelity of the data.

4. Keeping a promise or duty faithfully.

He acted with fidelity to his word.