faithfully executed

[ˈfeɪθfəli ɪɡˈzɛkjətəd]
verb phrase / adjective phrase
executado fielmente
1. carried out with strict adherence to instructions, promises, or duties; performed with loyalty and accuracy
The contractor faithfully executed the terms of the agreement.
O contratante executou fielmente os termos do acordo.
2. in legal or official contexts, to properly and completely perform one's duties or responsibilities
The executor faithfully executed the terms of the will.
O executor cumpriu fielmente os termos do testamento.
3. to render or reproduce something with accuracy and attention to detail
The artist faithfully executed the portrait from the photograph.
O artista executou fielmente o retrato a partir da fotografia.
This phrase is commonly used in legal, contractual, and formal contexts in both Brazilian Portuguese and English-speaking cultures. It reflects a commitment to precision and loyalty in duty performance, particularly important in legal documents, wills, contracts, and official procedures. The phrase carries significant weight in both American and Brazilian legal systems as evidence of proper compliance with obligations.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
properly executedloyally performedaccurately carried outduly executeddiligently executed
Antonyms / Antônimos
poorly executednegligently performedunfaithfully executedcarelessly carried outincompletely executed

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
executado fielmente
standard usage in legal and formal contexts
Rio de Janeiro
executado com fidelidade
alternative formulation common in official documents
São Paulo
executado fielmente
predominant in business and legal spheres
Portugal
executado fielmente
identical usage; common in contracts and legal documentation

Related Words

faithfulexecuteexecutionfidelityloyaltydiligenceaccuracy

Related Idioms & Phrases

faithfully executed in all respects
faithfully executed to the letter
faithfully executed according to law
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