loyalty
Collocations
24(noun.)
ADJ
absolute, complete, total, undivided, unswerving
Her absolute loyalty to the company meant she always defended their decisions, even when others criticized them.
fierce, great, intense, strong, tremendous
conflicting, divided
She felt conflicting loyalties between supporting her best friend and telling the truth.
primary, prime
Her primary loyalty has always been to her children rather than her career.
family, filial, group, personal, tribal | local, national, regional | religious | party, political | brand, customer
VERB + LOYALTY
command, inspire, win
The new manager quickly won the loyalty of her entire team through fairness and respect.
feel, have | display, express, prove, show
pledge, swear
The soldiers swore loyalty to their commander before the mission began.
transfer
After the company was sold, employees struggled to transfer their loyalty to the new management team.
expect
LOYALTY + VERB
be, lie, remain
Her loyalty remains with the family business even though she works elsewhere now.
LOYALTY + NOUN
oath
PREP
out of ~
He continued working for the company out of loyalty even though he received a better job offer.
~ among
There is strong loyalty among the members of our local sports club.
~ for
Her years of hard work earned her loyalty for life from the entire team.
~ from
She appreciated the loyalty from her oldest friends during difficult times.
~ to
Her loyalty to her family has always been more important than her job.
~ towards
She has shown great loyalty towards her best friend for many years.
PHRASES
a conflict of loyalties, an oath/a pledge of loyalty, a sense of loyalty