Collocations for loyalty - noun
ADJ.
absolute, complete, total, undivided, unswerving
He showed unswerving loyalty to his friends.
He showed unswerving loyalty to his friends.
fierce, great, intense, strong, tremendous | conflicting, divided
Rows with one''s in-laws often create divided loyalties.
Rows with one''s in-laws often create divided loyalties.
primary, prime
His prime loyalty was to his family.
His prime loyalty was to his family.
family, filial, group, personal, tribal | local, national, regional | religious | party, political | brand, customer
VERB + LOYALTY
command, inspire, win
He inspires great loyalty from all his employees.
He inspires great loyalty from all his employees.
feel, have | display, express, prove, show | pledge, swear
They pledged their loyalty to the king.
They pledged their loyalty to the king.
transfer
Some party members found it hard to transfer their loyalty to the new leader.
Some party members found it hard to transfer their loyalty to the new leader.
expect
LOYALTY + VERB
be, lie, remain
His loyalties lay with people from the same background as himself.
His loyalties lay with people from the same background as himself.
LOYALTY + NOUN
oath
PREP.
out of ~
She stayed on at the school out of loyalty to her students.
She stayed on at the school out of loyalty to her students.
~ among
The village is the object of fierce loyalty among its inhabitants.
The village is the object of fierce loyalty among its inhabitants.
~ for
Mass advertising creates brand loyalty for a product.
Mass advertising creates brand loyalty for a product.
~ from
The company expects loyalty from its employees.
The company expects loyalty from its employees.
~ to
men whose loyalty is to their political careers
men whose loyalty is to their political careers
~ towards
The team members felt tremendous loyalty towards one another.
The team members felt tremendous loyalty towards one another.
PHRASES
a conflict of loyalties, an oath/a pledge of loyalty, a sense of loyalty