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Loy

Definition:

Noun: A feeling of strong support or allegiance toward someone or something.

Verb: To show or demonstrate loyalty or faithfulness.

Adjective: Characterized by loyalty; faithful and devoted.

Senses:

  1. Popular:
    • Noun: Loyalty or commitment shown towards a person, cause, or organization.
    • Verb: To be loyal or devoted to someone or something.
    • Adjective: Describing someone or something that is loyal or faithful.
  2. Local:
    • Noun: A traditional or ceremonial feast or celebration.

Sample Sentences:

  1. Noun: Sarah's unwavering loy to her family and friends was evident through her continuous support.
  2. Verb: Despite facing numerous difficulties, John remained loy to his principles and refused to compromise.
  3. Adjective: The soldier's loy dedication to his country earned him numerous accolades and respect.
  4. Noun: The political party enjoyed a strong sense of loy among its members.
  5. Verb: It is crucial to loy to the company's mission in order to build trust and foster teamwork.
  6. Adjective: The company's loy customers have been with them since its inception and continue to support their products.
  7. Noun (Local): The town held a grand loy to celebrate their successful harvest.

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