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loyal

[loi-uhl] / ˈlɔɪ əl /


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It’s unfortunate that the final season seems more of a chore than a holiday treat for loyal viewers, but by this point, “Stranger Things” appears bulletproof, regardless of quality.

From MarketWatch

Breeds with higher wolf ancestry were more often described as "suspicious of strangers," "independent," "dignified," "alert," "loyal," "reserved," and "territorial."

From Science Daily

"Our away ticket allocations are always massively over-subscribed so we have a duty to ensure that tickets are ending up where they are supposed to - with our most loyal fans."

From BBC

There is no centrally organised leadership - each gang, often drawn from one family or a specific community, tends to be loyal to its own leader.

From BBC

The 63-year-old strongman doesn’t believe he will get lasting amnesty, analysts said, feeling only safe among the cadre of loyal military men with whom he has spent a decade surrounding himself.

From The Wall Street Journal