superloyal

4.3

Very loyal to someone or something

adjective
/ˌsuːpərˈlɔɪəl/

Informal

: súper leal

The fans were superloyal, attending every game no matter the weather.

Examples

Her superloyal support helped her friend through many tough situations.
Even after the company changed owners, he remained superloyal to his team.
My dog is superloyal to me.
She is a superloyal friend.
My dog is superloyal; he never leaves my side and always protects me.
She has a superloyal friend who would do anything for her.
The team's superloyal fans cheered passionately, no matter the outcome of the game.

Synonyms

loyal

vssuperloyal

505 1.0

Always supporting a person or group, especially in hard times

is stronger, showing a very high or exceptional level of support

true-blue

vssuperloyal

7 6.8

Very loyal and always supporting a person, group, or cause

is stronger, showing an extreme level of support and devotion

Antonyms

disloyal

30 4.2

Not supporting or being faithful to people you should support

unfaithful

4 4.9

Acting in a way that betrays people who trust you

How Loyal

superloyal

Informal

4.3

staunch

31 6.3

devoted

80 3.4

loyal

505 1.0

Surface Forms

superloyal positive

superloyaler comparative

superloyalest superlative

Morphology

superloyal = loyal (transparent) = super + loyal + super

The informal intensifying prefix 'super-' combines with 'loyal' to yield 'extremely loyal', a meaning directly inferable by learners.

Etymology

The word superloyal is made of super-, a common part seen in superman and supermarket that means 'very' or 'above', and loyal, which means 'faithful'. So, superloyal means being 'very' or extremely 'faithful' to someone or something.