Words similar to allegiance

Example sentences for: allegiance

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King Clovis, the leader of the Franks, defeated the Roman armies at Soissons in 486 and won the allegiance of most Gallo-Romans by converting to Christianity ten years later.
If you turn round and do it to me, it probably means you are being duplicitous in some way--switching allegiance; reversing an opinion.
… An article explains why Al Gore lost the allegiance of Silicon Valley.
Such history brings strengths: Since Cook's first allegiance is to feminism (more specifically, to gay rights), she is not dug in on most of the political and economic questions that divide FDR's hagiographers from his detractors.
Of course, the notion that Asian-Americans are torn between an outward allegiance to this country and a hard-wired fealty to some Oriental motherland has a long and undistinguished pedigree.