noun
definition
The state of being loyal; fidelity.
definition
Faithfulness or devotion to some person, cause or nation.
Examples of loyalties in a Sentence
It doesn't seem likely, but then again, we really don't know where his loyalties are.
He glanced at the warriors around him, wondering if the people's loyalties were as divided as Allin and Lean seemed to think they were.
You have no loyalties to either God.
Ikira, in our time, an Oracle greeted all visitors to the king's palace to assess their loyalties to her king.
There was a conflict of loyalties.
At its best this is an enormously productive relationship, with life-long loyalties in both directions.
However, he later reversed his loyalties and having joined the royalists had to flee abroad.
However, he later reversed his loyalties and having joined the Royalists had to flee abroad.
And if you end up switching loyalties, your new baby will be a constant reminder of a time gone by.
It wasn't until the end that Harry realized Snape's true loyalties.
It is the almost unquestioning foundation of world order, the main object of individual loyalties, the chief definer of people's identity.
Rausing, who lives in an East Sussex mansion, shies away from publicity and has never made his political loyalties known until now.
It is the almost unquestioning foundation of world order, the main object of individual loyalties, the chief definer of people 's identity.
In the world of electric guitars, brand loyalties run perhaps even fiercer than in the world of cars.
They are torn between love for and anger toward their parents and between conflicting loyalties to both parents.
Divided loyalties, step parents, different discipline methods, and new siblings can all cause stress.
Selene later saw Lucian was alive, confirming her doubts about Kraven's abilities as a Death Dealer as well as his loyalties.
Because one of the peripheral kingdoms that rise up in the wreckage of the empire is overtaken by a rogue - a ruler who can telepathically alter the minds and loyalties of people he comes into contact with.
Class loyalties run deep, and he called me up about twenty years ago and said he was calling in a favor my dad owed him.
He had no loyalties to any of the Gods, a fact that rendered him useful to all three of them when they were in pissing contests.
No part of him felt the need not to check up on her, not when he had no idea where her loyalties were.
These are unleashed in the context of state crisis where former loyalties are replaced with highly affective commitment to rectification of imagined historical wrongs.
In many of these fur-trade enterprises, kinship ties proved far more enduring than company loyalties.
Weill seems to think he's owed undivided loyalties in return for his own perfidy.
As in the world of cars and motorcycles, there are also brand loyalties.