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View usage for: (fiːəlti) uncountable nounIn former times, if someone swore fealty to their ruler, they promised to be loyal to him or her. Synonyms: loyalty, faith, submission, devotion More Synonyms of fealty fealty in British English (ˈfiːəltɪ) nounWord forms: plural -ties(in feudal society) the loyalty sworn to one's lord on becoming his vassal homage (sense 2 ) Word origin C14: from Old French fealte, from Latin fidēlitās fidelityfealty in American English (ˈfiəlti) nounWord forms: plural ˈfealties1. a. the duty and loyalty owed by a vassal or tenant to his feudal lord b. an oath of such loyalty 2. Archaic loyalty; fidelity SIMILAR WORDS: alˈlegiance Word origin ME feute, fealtye < OFr feauté, fealté < L fidelitas, fidelity Examples of 'fealty' in a sentencefealty As all watched, Maelgwn crossed the sand, knelt before Llewelyn, and swore an oath of homage and fealty to the Prince of Gwynedd.Unless, of course... you three would like to pledge fealty to me? Definition (in feudal society) the loyalty sworn to a lord by his tenant or servant pledging oaths of homage and fealty Synonyms faith submission troth (archaic) Additional synonymsDefinition loyalty or dedication to a person, cause, or belief a community driven by strong allegiances Synonyms loyalty, duty, obligation, devotion, fidelity, homage, obedience, adherence, constancy, faithfulness, troth (archaic), fealtyDefinition strong attachment to or affection for someone or something devotion to the cause Synonyms dedication, commitment, loyalty, allegiance, fidelity, adherence, constancy, faithfulnessWe value faithfulness as the cornerstone of our relationship. Synonyms loyalty, devotion, fidelity, constancy, dependability, trustworthiness, fealty, adherence- favouritism
- fawn
- fawning
- fealty
- fear
- fear for something or someone
- fearful
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