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Meanings of always loyal in English

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Usage of always loyal in English
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But he would be there, not strong, perhaps, but always loyal.
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2
Stubborn, strong-willed, intransigent, but loyal, always loyal above everything.
Cross of St. George
3
He was always loyal, but when she was sociable and friendly like this he adored her.
The Fighting Shepherdess
4
Yes, I believe it will; but it would surely prevail faster if we were always loyal to it.
Love's Final Victory / Ultimate Universal Salvation on the Basis...
5
The body and soul are twins, life comrades-sometimesfriends, sometimes enemies, but always loyal in the last instance.
The Bell in the Fog and Other Stories
6
Jeff was always loyal to Melanctha.
Three Lives / Stories of The Good Anna, Melanctha and The Gentle...
7
Be always loyal, brave, and merciful.
King Arthur and His Knights
8
Detest Mary as she might, my poor mother is always loyal to the powers that be, and she told the children:
The Making of Mary
9
To the man of her own free lawless choice a girl is always loyal; to subsequent and subordinate attachments she is dutiful.
Hints for Lovers
10
To Luis they were always loyal for his cheery ways, although there seemed a change in his spirits as time went on.
Tales of the Enchanted Islands of the Atlantic
11
The discovery of letters written before I became his wife would not have caused trouble, since I was always loyal to him.
Red Money
12
For those disbanded warriors, who were in no way guilty and had been always loyal, this decision almost equaled a death sentence.
The Pharaoh and the Priest: An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt
13
The Mississagua Indians occupied a great part of the territory now the Province of Ontario and were always loyal to the British Crown.
The Journal of Negro History, Volume 5, 1920
14
And he never did prefer such a claim (although it was made for him by others), but remained always loyal to Morse.
Samuel F. B. Morse, His Letters and Journals / In Two Volumes, V...
15
Yet, however unscrupulous he may have been in his dealings with others, to the master whose service he had followed he was always loyal.
England under the Tudors
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So Winston Peters has had a large amount of control and he's made sure that the elected officials, the staff are always loyal to him.
Radio NZ
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