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allegiance [əˈliːdʒəns] n 1. loyalty, as of a subject to his sovereign or of a citizen to his country Allegiance See also nationalism. the act of renouncing upon oath, as by an alien applying for citizenship who renounces allegiance to a former country of nationality. the act of abandoning a person or cause to which one has an obligation or allegiance, especially accompanied by flight from one’s country. — defector, defectionist, n. 1. In the Feudal System, allegiance of a vassal to his lord. 2. allegiance. kneeling or bending the knee, especially in worship or reverence. a follower who obeys orders without question. — myrmidonian, adj. 1. a gesture of respect, as a bow.
2. homage or an act of homage. — obeisant, adj. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
allegiance noun loyalty, duty, obligation, devotion, fidelity, homage, obedience, adherence, constancy, faithfulness, troth (archaic), fealty a community driven by strong allegiances infidelity, treason, treachery, disloyalty, perfidy, unfaithfulness, falseness, faithlessness, inconstancy Proverbs "You cannot run with the hare and hunt with the hounds" Translations allegiance [əˈliːdʒəns] N → lealtad f to owe allegiance to → deber lealtad a to pledge or swear allegiance to → jurar lealtad a oath of allegiance (Brit) → juramento m de lealtad or fidelidad allegiance [əˈliːdʒəns] n (= loyalty, support) → allégeance f, fidélité f allegiance to sb/sth → allégeance à qn/qch to switch one's allegiance, to switch allegiance → reporter son allégeance to swear allegiance to sb/sth, to pledge allegiance to sb/sth → jurer allégeance à qn/qch, promettre allégeance à qn/qch pledge of allegiance → serment m d'allégeance n allegiance [əˈliːdʒəns] loyalty to a person, group, idea etc I have no allegiance to any political party. lojaliteit وَلاء، إخْلاص вярност věrnost troskab; loyalitet; lydighed die Treue,die Anhänglichkeit πίστη, αφοσίωση lealtad truudus وفاداری uskollisuus fidélité אֱמוִּנים, נֶאֱמָנוּת निष्ठा, राजभक्ति privrženost állampolgári hűség kesetiaan hollusta fedeltà, lealtà 忠誠 충성 ištikimybė lojalitāte; uzticība pengikut loyaliteit troskap, lydighet wierność lealdade loialitate преданность vernosť, lojálnosť pripadnost politička podrška lojalitet, trohet ความจงรักภักดี bağlılık 忠誠 вірність; відданість وفا داری lòng trung thành 忠诚 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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"In Yemen, for the first time Islamist and
secular parties are creating successful ad hoc allegiances," he
said. That epiphany leads Wiesler down
a path of manipulation and shifting allegiances as his relationship with
the couple grows more tangled and complex. Characters include the monstrous and seemingly immortal
Draganou, the enigmatic Zoe, whose allegiances are always in question,
and the dead but mind-controlled Dr. |
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