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loyalty

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈlɔɪəlti/

Forms: loyalties

loyalty means: Continuing to support a person, group, or belief, even when things are difficult.

noun

FAITHFUL SUPPORTB2

Continuing to support a person, group, or belief, even when things are difficult.

  • I value your loyalty.
  • He showed great loyalty to his friends.
  • The shop rewards customer loyalty with discounts.

How to use it: loyalty to someone/something (Her loyalty to the team never changed.)

Similar words: faithfulness, devotion, allegiance

Opposites: disloyalty

Common phrases: loyalty to someone, customer loyalty, show loyalty, loyalty to something

Questions about loyalty

What does loyalty mean?

Continuing to support a person, group, or belief, even when things are difficult.

What is loyalty in other languages?

Türkçe: sadakat · Español: lealtad · Français: loyauté · Deutsch: Treue · Italiano: lealtà · 日本語: 忠誠

How do you pronounce loyalty?

It is pronounced /ˈlɔɪəlti/.

How do you use loyalty in a sentence?

I value your loyalty. He showed great loyalty to his friends.

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