fealty

There's maybe just a little bit too much fealty to the past.

I called to mind his fealty, and he laughed at me.

Some suggest that a fealty relationship could in fact be involved.

It is a town with a history of quiet fealty to the state.

In the final act of fealty, he bowed his head to her.

They had been the first to swear fealty to her, and of their own free will.

The young man at the head of them said, "We need only to swear you our fealty."

"Do you pledge your fealty to me in this matter?"

"Are you ready to swear fealty to our God yet?"

Not only humanity and our fealty to law call for attention to those concerns.

So long as your fealty remained true, you were champion to the king.

Yes, and it was easy for our parents to buy the fealty of these living fossils from the family past.

Here was one who stood apart and did not give his fealty lightly.

Unfortunately, the job on offer is primarily one of political fealty, not policy making.

You swore fealty to her, and that makes me your lord.

A compliment was not the same as a declaration of fealty.

"In this case, the lines of fealty are not clear.

Fealty among the common soldiery is to their own leaders.

So had these two stood, many years before, offering and accepting fealty.

While grateful for the income, they held no fealty to this particular store.

"That is inherent in the oath of fealty I made you."

Edward soon received the fealty of several important landowners in the area.

Nothing can be between us That goes against our fealty to the King.

Both organized vast public festivals of fealty to the new order.

Others followed, until at last the whole room had abased itself in fealty.