Another word for loyalty
NounFaithfulness or devotion to a person, a cause, obligations, or duties
The condition of being closely tied to another by affection or faith.
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Another word for loyalty
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- Homage implies respect or honor rendered to a person because of rank or achievement, often accompanied by a sense of allegiance
- Fealty , now chiefly a literary word, suggests faithfulness that one has sworn to uphold
- Fidelity implies strict adherence to an obligation or trust
- Allegiance refers to the duty of a citizen to the government or a similarly felt obligation to support a cause or leader
- Loyalty suggests a steadfast devotion of an unquestioning kind that one may feel for one's family, friends, or country
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