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At the citizenship ceremony, she pledged allegiance to her new country.allegiance = loyalty
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Even after years apart, he was allegiant to his childhood friend, always ready to lend a helping hand.allegiant = loyal
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We owe no allegiance to the outdated ideas of our political party.allegiance = loyalty
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Did you pledge allegiance to the flag this morning? (source)allegiance = to be loyal
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I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. (source)Allegiance = loyalty
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Whoever the Allegiant are, they need to be warned, and quickly. (source)Allegiant = loyal (in this novel, people who remain loyal to the faction system)
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I simply wish to refuse allegiance to the State, to withdraw and stand aloof from it effectually. (source)allegiance = loyalty
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This imperial corps was envied by world governments as the most allegiant and deadly security force in the world.† (source)allegiant = loyal
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This man of ever-shifting allegiances tried to shift them again, speaking of his debt to America and asking if someone could get him a job with the U.S. Army.† (source)allegiances = loyalties
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In colonial times our kings owed allegiance to the British but ruled their own land.† (source)allegiance = loyalty
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"We are the Allegiant," the voice replies. (source)Allegiant = loyal (in this novel, people who remain loyal to the faction system)
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Rasheed kept bringing home news of the war, and Laila was baffled by the allegiances that Rasheed tried to explain to her.† (source)allegiances = loyalties
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It makes it brutally clear to Connor where his allegiance must lie.† (source)allegiance = loyalty
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Cara and Johanna are the leaders of the Allegiant? (source)Allegiant = loyal (in this novel, people who remain loyal to the faction system)
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Richie must have recognized before Eleanor that her mother's allegiances had shifted.† (source)allegiances = loyalties
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His most famous trick was farting out the first line of the Pledge of Allegiance during homeroom.† (source)Allegiance = loyalty
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