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Meanings of most loyal in English

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Usage of most loyal in English
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Dartmouth was the most loyal of Protestant Tories; and Dartmouth had refused.
The History of England, from the Accession of James II — Volume ...
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Mr O'Connor is seen as one of Mr Shorten's most loyal supporters.
News.com.au
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Did his most loyal fighters secretly remove his remains from the area?
Kill bin laden: a delta force commander's account of the hunt fo...
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Early research with some of our most loyal readers has been positive.
The Guardian
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She was probably the most loyal friend to people I've ever known.
The Guardian
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Now it gave proof of that love in a most loyal fashion.
The Brentons
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He knows we're the best in the country, and the most loyal.'
Sovereign
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Trump's most loyal supporters could play a prominent role in his administration.
Reuters
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Stanton was most loyal, and invaluable as head of the War Department.
Abraham Lincoln
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Here was one of the most loyal friends she had ever had.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
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Leos are some of the most loyal signs you will ever meet.
Ebony
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He stared pointedly at the remains of his most loyal of servants.
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
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You will find some of your most loyal subjects among these men.
The King's Jackal
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I was shocked -Nudge had always been my most loyal supporter.
Fang: a maximum ride novel
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That I cannot explain to you, but he has been most loyal.
Clementina
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Out of all of them, Dinlay had always been the most loyal.
The evolutionary void
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