noun
- Plural of fidelity; the quality of being faithful or loyal to a person, cause, or duty.
- Plural of fidelity; accuracy in reproduction or representation of sound, image, or detail.
Usage: Most common sense; often used in formal or serious contexts
Usage: Technical sense; used in audio, video, and data contexts
Examples
- The soldiers demonstrated remarkable fidelities to their country and their oath.
- Her fidelities to her family were unwavering throughout her life.
- High-fidelity speakers reproduce sound with greater fidelities than standard models.
- The museum's restoration team maintained strict fidelities to the original artwork.
- Different recording formats offer varying levels of audio fidelities.
- The company valued employee fidelities and rewarded long-term commitment.