Fidelity is a noun. Is there a similliar adj?

0 Faithful 0-

0 Yes, it's 01i00faithful02i00. They are of the same origin according to the dictionary. 0-

0 Thanks. Are the T and the H vocalized?02br
00Fait-ful02br
00Or like, FaiTHful as in THerapy. 0-

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01cite10WesternAmerican12cite10Thanks. Are the T and the H vocalized?12br
10Fait-ful12br
10Or like, FaiTHful as in THerapy.12blockquote

10The latter: as in THerapy.02br
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00You'd find this website helpful: 01a05000/ 02a02

0 Latter? what does it mean? second? 0-

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01cite10WesternAmerican12cite10Latter? what does it mean? second?12blockquote

10Yeah.02br
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01i00latter02i00: "Being the second of two persons or things mentioned" -- Quoted from the American Heritage Dictionary0-

0 So if my mom tells me : Do you want cookies or chocolates?02br
00I can tell her 'the latter thing you said'?02br
00Is it okay and natural?02br
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00AND anotehr quetion:02br
01a05000 02a00<--it says that it's an adjective. Is it? Because I didn't get the 'tesaurus' and a

0Do you want cookies or chocolates?02br
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00Chocolates, please!---------01i00Good02i02br
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00The latter. ---01i00acceptable02i00. (I'm not sure about this)01blockquote

00AND anotehr quetion:12br
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0 01i00-- Do you want cookies or chocolates?02br
00 -- The latter.02i02br
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00 Yes. It's acceptable. However, 01i00the former02i00 and 01i00the latter02i00 are usually reserved for expository writing, in an essay, for example, and they are not used in everyday conversation very much. Used i

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