0 loyalty, especially to a king or queen:
an oath of fealty
With the party principles clarified, county parties sought fealty to them.
For all its failures of didacticism, the law (and most lawyers and judges) are presented as heroic in their fealty to rule of law ideals and their sensitivity.
Loyalty thus ranges from complete unwillingness to support the continued existence of the institution to staunch institutional fealty.
Bay appears seven times in verbal forms to connote making a bargain or contract; swearing fealty, swearing an oath; to sell; to traffick with one another.
We have a style of government that demands total fealty from all individuals and all groups.
In these great days, however, there is fealty to party.
To that cause, stimulated and fortified by her comradeship, we here renew our own fealty and devotion.
Many have tumbled over one another in their eagerness to swear fealty to monetarism.
