allegiance
ولاء
definition
noun
those wishing to receive citizenship must swear allegiance to the republic
loyalty or commitment of a subordinate to a superior or of an individual to a group or cause.
translation of 'allegiance'
noun
ولاء,
قسم يمين الولاء,
إخلاص
example
to owe 'allegiance' to a monarch
those wishing to receive citizenship must swear 'allegiance' to the republic
to maintain 'allegiance' to sth
You have seen duty and 'allegiance' in the determined faces of our soldiers.
Players should be free to represent the country they feel 'allegiance' to, no matter where they were born.
I thought all people must pledge their 'allegiance' , or be categorised accordingly.
This year I've decided to switch my mathematical 'allegiance' to square numbers.
Political 'allegiance' is a matter of conscience, and if people cannot be held to that, where is morality?
There are many gangs who have adopted political 'allegiance' to one party or another.
Whatever your political 'allegiance' , there's almost certain to be a piece of merchandise to suit it.
Pledge your 'allegiance' to your own gender and learn to celebrate the woman in you.
The Guardian has clearly decided to switch 'allegiance' to the Conservatives.
Constantly it seems we are pressured to declare our 'allegiance' to one side or the other.
How can you justify 'allegiance' to a different city if you do not live there, or are not from there?
they have a strong 'allegiance' to the church
There was no doubt about his 'allegiance' : he was draped in an Irish tricolour and was wearing a green wig!
He would be compromised by his party 'allegiance' , not to mention his string of directorships.
The obvious way to approach this question is to ask why people choose one religious 'allegiance' over another.
She refused to take her seat, for she would have had to swear 'allegiance' to the King.
those wishing to receive citizenship must swear 'allegiance' to the republic
Three years later, leftwing 'allegiance' in an American writer was professional suicide.
His unswerving 'allegiance' to the socialist ideal guaranteed an eventful political life.
Its aims were internally generated, and it won fierce 'allegiance' from the Palestinian people.
In addition, students started their day by pledging 'allegiance' to the stars and stripes flag.
there's no doubt about his 'allegiance' to the party
Loyalty to him became the test of patriotism and social 'allegiance' in general.
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