American English pronunciation
How to pronounce loyalty
IPA transcription: ['lɔɪəlti]
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Noun
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the quality of being loyal
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the act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action
“his long commitment to public service”
“they felt no loyalty to a losing team”
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feelings of allegiance
Usage examples
- Under this programme it will issue loyalty points to AirAsia customers and third-party merchants.
- Denise Nicholas who played Harriet Delong said Carroll set the standard for loyalty.
- They called for a boycott of his order while declaring loyalty to Vatican.
- These complex relationships invariably created loyalty problems through conflicts of interests.
- He was not allowed to vote because he would not take a loyalty oath.
- Upromise Incorporated operates a loyalty program called Upromise Rewards.
- Confucius did not believe that ethical self-cultivation meant unquestioned loyalty to an evil ruler.
- For the public, Nogi became a symbol of loyalty and sacrifice.
- Opus is a state-of-the-art loyalty-free audio codec for both speech and music.
- Opus is a state-of-the-art loyalty-free audio codec for both speech and music.