loyalty

Definition for loyalty

noun as in faithfulness, dependability

Strongest matches

adherence, allegiance, devotion, faith, fealty, fidelity, honesty, honor, integrity, obedience, patriotism, reliability, sincerity, support, tie, trustworthiness

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ardor, attachment, bond, conscientiousness, constancy, devotedness, duty, earnestness, homage, incorruptibility, probity, resolution, scrupulousness, single-mindedness, singleness, staunchness, steadfastness, subjection, submission, troth, trueness, trustiness, truth, truthfulness, uprightness, zeal

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inviolability, trueheartedness

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The Dodgers rewarded that loyalty, with their 52 wins at home this season ranking second in the majors.

From Los Angeles Times

Trout has expressed measured frustration over the Angels’ poor performance, but loyalty is his north star.

From Los Angeles Times

Alongside it, the administration introduced the “Gold Card” and “Platinum Card” visas, which give wealthy individuals fast-track access to U.S. residency with perks that feel more like airline loyalty programs than immigration law.

From Salon

She writes that her feelings for the president “were grounded in warmth and loyalty” but had become “more complicated over time.”

From Los Angeles Times

Macron is said to appreciate Lecornu's loyalty, and a sense that his prime minister is not obsessed with his own political future.

From BBC

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