Deserving of faith, trust, or confidence; worthy of belief and reliance.
Compound of 'faith' and 'worthy' (Old English 'weorðe,' having value). A near-synonym to 'trustworthy' with stronger spiritual or moral connotations.
'Faithworthy' sounds more archaic and moral than 'trustworthy'—using it suggests someone earns trust not just through actions but through their character and spiritual integrity.
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