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behind one

ADJECTIVE
devoted
Synonyms
STRONGEST
ardent caring concerned dear dedicated devout doting dutiful faithful loving staunch steadfast thoughtful true zealous
STRONG
consecrated
WEAK
adherent affectionate constant crazy about fervid fond gone on lovesome stuck on true-blue wild about
Antonyms
STRONGEST
apathetic dishonest disloyal faithless false hateful inattentive indifferent uncaring unenthusiastic unfaithful unreliable untrustworthy
WEAK
inconstant neglectful negligent uncommitted
ADJECTIVE
faithful
Synonyms
STRONGEST
affectionate ardent conscientious dependable devoted dutiful hard-core honest honorable loving obedient patriotic resolute scrupulous sincere staunch steadfast true trustworthy trusty truthful upright
STRONG
constant fast firm steady straight
WEAK
allegiant attached circumspect confiding dyed-in-the-wool enduring genuine incorruptible on the level string along with sure tried tried-and-true true-blue unchanging unswerving unwavering veracious
Antonyms
STRONGEST
careless cold cool corrupt dishonest disliking disloyal disobedient faithless false fraudulent irresolute irresponsible lying negligent undependable unfaithful unreliable unscrupulous untrustworthy untruthful weak
STRONG
changeable flexible loose unfixed unstable unsteady wavering
WEAK
different inaccurate inconstant inexact treacherous uncertain untrue
ADJECTIVE
liege
Synonyms
STRONG
constant fast firm steady straight true trusty upright
WEAK
affectionate allegiant ardent attached circumspect confiding conscientious dependable devoted dutiful dyed-in-the-wool enduring genuine hard-core honest honorable incorruptible loving loyal obedient on the level patriotic resolute scrupulous sincere staunch steadfast string along with sure tried tried-and-true true-blue trustworthy truthful unchanging unswerving unwavering veracious
Antonyms
STRONG
changeable corrupt dishonest disloyal flexible loose unfixed unstable unsteady untrustworthy wavering weak
ADJECTIVE
loyal
Synonyms
STRONGEST
ardent devoted dutiful patriotic staunch steadfast true trustworthy
WEAK
allegiant attached believing coming through constant dyed-in-the-wool firm on one's side resolute steady tried-and-true true-blue trusty unfailing unswerving unwavering
Antonyms
STRONGEST
disloyal faithless undependable unfaithful unreliable untrustworthy
ADJECTIVE
past
Synonyms
STRONGEST
earlier early late old preceding previous prior recent
STRONG
ancient bygone latter over
WEAK
ages ago ancient history back when bypast down memory lane erstwhile ex- foregoing gone-by good old days latter-day long-ago olden days once one-time quondam retired sometime time was way back way back when
Antonyms
STRONGEST
after current future later on time
STRONG
modern new
WEAK
present
ADJECTIVE
true-blue
Synonyms
STRONG
dedicated dependable devoted faithful loyal staunch
WEAK
allegiant ardent die-hard dutiful firm genuine hard-core honorable in good faith patriotic steadfast sure tried tried-and-true trustworthy trusty truthful upright

Example Sentences

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Movie studios now tend to consolidate campaign resources behind one or two movies that can compete across many categories and maximize their nomination tallies.

From The Wall Street Journal • Mar. 14, 2026

Party leaders did coalesce behind one of the Democrats running to replace Pelosi, Scott Wiener, a liberal state senator who is vying be the first openly gay person to represent San Francisco in Congress.

From Los Angeles Times • Feb. 22, 2026

AFP Sport explains the history behind one of sport's oldest and most intense contests, dating back to 1882.

From Barron's • Nov. 16, 2025

Adding to this ante is the beautifully haunting history behind one of the oldest cities in America.

From MarketWatch • Oct. 27, 2025

He flung his club at it, but the little creature pulled back from his heel and looped, at great speed, away behind one of the white chalk boulders.

From "Stardust" by Neil Gaiman