keep faith
keep faith verb: to retain one's faith.
Verb
keep faith (third-person singular simple present keeps faith, present participle keeping faith, simple past and past participle kept faith)
- To retain one's faith.
- Synonyms:
- abide by, hold on, go to the wall for someone, stand by, stick by, stick with
- To continue to have confidence in someone or something, and to support them or it.
- It capped the perfect night for manager Southgate, who opted to restore Saka and keep faith with Foden, leaving out Marcus Rashford despite his two goals in the win over Wales.2022 December 4, Phil McNulty, “England 3-0 Senegal”, in BBC Sport
Synonyms of keep faith
- abide by
- hold on
- go to the wall for someone
- stand by
- stick by
- stick with
Antonyms
Forms of keep faith
| third-person singular present | keeps faith |
|---|---|
| present participle | keeping faith |
| past participle | kept faith |
| past | kept faith |
| alternative form | keep the faith |
Questions about keep faith
- What does keep faith mean?
- Keep faith means to retain one's faith.
- What part of speech is keep faith?
- Keep faith is a verb.
- What is the past tense of keep faith?
- The past tense of keep faith is kept faith.
Words near keep faith in the dictionary
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