Definition of "true to" [true to]

• Sexually faithful (adjective)

WordNet. Princeton University. 2010.

• "Whether their tones are those of praise or blame, of sorrow or of joy, of humiliation or of exaltation, of deep meditation or of didactic dogmatism, ever and everywhere the writers of the Psalms are dignified and grand, true to the ideals of Jahweh's chosen folk, spiritual and devotional."
• "In his heart he was true to the Varden faith, the order that also ran all government upon the planet Vrinda."
• "On the whole then the Prosa was true to its name in being prose, except that the fact that the antistrophe had to be as long as the strophe and that the end of the verse had, so far as possible, to correspond with the end of the word imposed a certain restraint."