Fealty
21fealty — fe|al|ty [ fiəlti ] noun uncount MAINLY LITERARY loyalty that someone promised to a king or queen in the past …
22fealty — see FAITH …
23fealty — fe·al·ty || fɪËÉ™ltɪ n. loyalty, faithfulness …
24fealty — [ fi:əlti] noun historical a feudal tenant s or vassal s sworn loyalty to a lord. Origin ME: from OFr. feau(l)te, fealte, from L. fidelitas (see fidelity) …
25fealty — n. 1. Allegiance, homage, loyalty (to a feudal lord). 2. Fidelity, loyalty, faithfulness, honor, good faith, devotion …
26fealty — noun (U) old fashioned loyalty to a king, queen etc …
27fealty — fe·al·ty …
28fealty — UK [ˈfiːəltɪ] / US [ˈfɪəltɪ] noun [uncountable] mainly literary loyalty that someone promised to a king or queen in the past …
29fealty — fe•al•ty [[t]ˈfi əl ti[/t]] n. pl. ties 1) why a) the fidelity of a feudal vassal to his lord or the pledge of such fidelity b) a vassal s obligation to be faithful to his lord 2) fidelity; faithfulness; loyalty • Etymology: 1275–1325; ME feute… …
30fealty — /ˈfiəlti/ (say feeuhltee) noun (plural fealties) 1. (in the medieval feudal system) a. fidelity to a lord. b. the obligation or the engagement to be faithful to a lord, usually sworn to by the vassal. 2. Obsolete fidelity; faithfulness. {Middle… …
