fealty
/ˈfiːəlti/
noun
- A formal promise of loyalty, especially to a king or lord.
- The new citizen took an oath of fealty to the country.
- The vassal swore fealty to his lord in a solemn ceremony.
- In medieval times, knights pledged fealty to their monarch.
- Loyalty or devotion to a person, group, or cause.
- Her fealty to the team never wavered, even during tough seasons.
- He expressed his fealty to the organization by volunteering for years.
- The soldiers showed unwavering fealty to their commander.
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