The act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action.
portuguès
lealdade català
jurament de fidelitat rus
лояльность català
jurament de lleialtat 1
All citizens owed an allegiance to their state or sovereign, he said.
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He would offer his allegiance, his help, however meager it might be.
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I find power in this allegiance; it helps me locate myself politically.
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The long allegiance to Matthew, for instance: the safe boy from home.
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China and India, however, have stressed most allegiance to the 1992 U.N.
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Rugby:Scarlets number eight Ben Morgan has declared his international allegiance to England.
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Tribal allegiance was developed in the first case, independence in the second.
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He had sent a private message to Priam about his new allegiance.
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In November 2014, Ashwamy's Sinai-based militant group pledged allegiance to Islamic State.
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She continues: Members of the circle were tested as to their allegiance.
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The FBI said the comments included a pledge of allegiance to IS.
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It is this new allegiance to Spain that has brought these cruelties.
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Last year, the Solomon Islands and Kiribati switched their allegiance to Beijing.
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Or do you have a particular allegiance to a certain city's establishment?
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This principle is highlighted in the pledge of allegiance when it says:
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Yet they had failed in declaration of allegiance to the United States.
