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Meanings of loyalty in English
The act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action.
Usage of loyalty in English
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But loyalty industry officials say that appears to be an isolated case.
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Companies benefit by increasing brand recognition and brand loyalty among young customers.
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Party loyalty was rewarded in a way that would be unacceptable today.
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I no longer feel any loyalty towards the company I work for.
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They have a dozen words for 'obedience' but no word for 'loyalty.'
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The Irish family unit is quite unique for support, loyalty and compassion.
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Africa: Brotherly love and loyalty are probably out of fashion these days.
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So far, they look to have switched loyalty to the new leadership.
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Few people value such loyalty in politics these days but I do.
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But France will always come a distant second in the loyalty stakes.
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Being open to that will help employers build loyalty among their staff.
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Police should also be subject to regular, rigorous loyalty tests, he added.
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You inspire loyalty in the men you lead, and you understand combat.
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But it is notoriously difficult to value other kinds of loyalty points.
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Dalglish's extraordinary sense of loyalty often exceeds the customary calls of duty.
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Think of medieval days, when regalia was worn to signify house loyalty.
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Translations for loyalty
Spanish
Loyalty through the time
Loyalty across language varieties
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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