loyally
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2.5
- adverb
- /ˈlɔɪəlɪ/
:
lealmente
- "But I know I may count on you to serve me as loyally as you served him."
- loyally serve
- loyally follow
Examples
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Instead she went off with her new husband, who stood behind her loyally as she gave birth to a beautiful baby girl.
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Nevertheless, reluctantly but loyally, we accepted the decision which appeared fair and reasonable to the United Nations.
Blog text (13) -
I have served her family loyally for many a year.
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If you come back and serve me loyally for three years.
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And after you have loyally served in His kingdom on Earth... ... may He welcome you into the kingdom in heaven.
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In that way, she could guarantee that she had served her master loyally for her whole life.
Fiction book (1995) -
To serve you loyally is reward enough, my lord.
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They'll fight loyally for her and her child.
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To protect her loyally until the return of our king and sovereign, Richard the Lion-Heart.
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She has served her community loyally for many years, always helping those in need.
Synonyms
54
2.6
In a loyal, reliable, or exact way
21
3.7
In a way that shows you do what you should do
15
5.8
Firmly and without changing their mind
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5.9
In a firm and loyal way showing strong support
1
3.6
In a way that shows strong love, loyalty, and care
1
7.4
In a strong, loyal, and determined way
In a way that shows strong effort and loyalty to a task, person or cause
Antonyms
How Loyal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Loyally comes from loyal, which came from an old French word that meant 'law' or 'right' and is related to the English word law. So, the idea of being 'true' and 'right' explains why to act loyally is to stay faithful and true to a person, group, or cause.