Definition of loyally in English:

loyally

adverb ˈlɔɪəli

In a way that shows firm and constant support or allegiance to a person or institution.
they loyally supported the government
he served loyally in parliament for 23 years
Example sentencesExamples
- Gamers are more than ever sticking loyally to one system.
- He walks off, and his underdogs loyally follow.
- The willingness of the mass of civil servants to serve the regime loyally cannot be doubted.
- The judge was bound by the relevant legislation, which was to be applied loyally.
- Her servant has followed her here loyally, watching over the princess vigilantly.
- In 1914, the universities responded loyally to the empire's danger.
- His successor loyally supported Washington policy.
- Far from being a heretic, he loyally endorsed the essentials of church doctrine.
- There are a load of men in black suits who try to stop you from reaching the basement, where your getaway vehicle loyally awaits.
- The refurbished theater reopens with its brick-walled intimacy loyally preserved.

Definition of loyally in US English:

loyally

adverbˈloiəlē

In a way that shows firm and constant support or allegiance to a person or institution.
they loyally supported the government
he served loyally in parliament for 23 years
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1914, the universities responded loyally to the empire's danger.
- The judge was bound by the relevant legislation, which was to be applied loyally.
- The refurbished theater reopens with its brick-walled intimacy loyally preserved.
- His successor loyally supported Washington policy.
- Her servant has followed her here loyally, watching over the princess vigilantly.
- There are a load of men in black suits who try to stop you from reaching the basement, where your getaway vehicle loyally awaits.
- Gamers are more than ever sticking loyally to one system.
- The willingness of the mass of civil servants to serve the regime loyally cannot be doubted.
- Far from being a heretic, he loyally endorsed the essentials of church doctrine.
- He walks off, and his underdogs loyally follow.

单词	loyally
释义	Definition of loyally in English: loyally adverb ˈlɔɪəli In a way that shows firm and constant support or allegiance to a person or institution. they loyally supported the government he served loyally in parliament for 23 years Example sentencesExamples Gamers are more than ever sticking loyally to one system. He walks off, and his underdogs loyally follow. The willingness of the mass of civil servants to serve the regime loyally cannot be doubted. The judge was bound by the relevant legislation, which was to be applied loyally. Her servant has followed her here loyally, watching over the princess vigilantly. In 1914, the universities responded loyally to the empire's danger. His successor loyally supported Washington policy. Far from being a heretic, he loyally endorsed the essentials of church doctrine. There are a load of men in black suits who try to stop you from reaching the basement, where your getaway vehicle loyally awaits. The refurbished theater reopens with its brick-walled intimacy loyally preserved. Definition of loyally in US English: loyally adverbˈloiəlē In a way that shows firm and constant support or allegiance to a person or institution. they loyally supported the government he served loyally in parliament for 23 years Example sentencesExamples In 1914, the universities responded loyally to the empire's danger. The judge was bound by the relevant legislation, which was to be applied loyally. The refurbished theater reopens with its brick-walled intimacy loyally preserved. His successor loyally supported Washington policy. Her servant has followed her here loyally, watching over the princess vigilantly. There are a load of men in black suits who try to stop you from reaching the basement, where your getaway vehicle loyally awaits. Gamers are more than ever sticking loyally to one system. The willingness of the mass of civil servants to serve the regime loyally cannot be doubted. Far from being a heretic, he loyally endorsed the essentials of church doctrine. He walks off, and his underdogs loyally follow.
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