0 very faithful and supportive -- lojal
His employees are very loyal to him. Hans ansatte er svært lojale mot ham.
the candidate’s most loyal supporters kandidatens mest trofaste tilhengere
1 faithful -- tro(fast), lojal
a loyal friend.
In the first place he was assured of a loyal workforce that would help him whenever required.
Confronting a policy without powerful, loyal supporters, they established conditions in which the adaptation of the political order of movie censorship could not longer occur.
These newly experienced living standards owed much to the regime, and it came as no surprise that the middle classes were loyal to the regime.
They, along with the army, formed a loyal instrument, stronghold, and protector of the interests of the autocracy in the region.
He purged those city-state rulers whose loyalty he could not trust, and in cer tain cases he replaced them with other, loyal nobles.
Wages and other official payments to loyal employees were meagre due to the state's financial difficulties during the war.
A variety of ' loyal ' complaints and petitions flooded into government offices to complement this underhand resistance.
To remain loyal to his class, the organic intellectual must willingly forfeit the economic and social advantages of becoming one of the ruling class's auxiliaries.
