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loyalty
[loi-uhl-tee]
loyalty
/ ˈlɔɪəltɪ /
noun
the state or quality of being loyal
(often plural) a feeling of allegiance
Other Word Forms
- nonloyalty noun
- overloyalty noun
- unloyalty noun
Word History and Origins
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Example Sentences
The fan base and its loyalty multiplied this season when “Summer” pivoted to weekly episode drops, creating a nail-biting frenzy over Belly’s entanglements and how her story will end.
"He had a heart as big as his smile, and his kindness, humour and loyalty touched everyone who was lucky enough to know him," the Hatton family said.
Divorce shredded those illusions of superiority and stability, abandoning women to shoulder the weight of scandal regardless of their loyalty.
Still, there’s no question that Sheinbaum has had to walk a tricky line: defining her presidency on her own terms while also demonstrating loyalty to the political movement that got her there.
He would be swept up in UC’s capitulation to the 1950s red scare in California, which culminated in the mandate that all faculty sign an anti-communist loyalty oath.
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