allegiance in the PONS Dictionary

allegiance Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to pledge allegiance to sth
полагам клетва за вярност към нщ
oath of allegiance
клетва за вярност [o. лоялност]

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At the most basic level, the topics show the allegiance of the person carrying them.
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A player of equal or lower level can swear allegiance to a player of the same or higher level, becoming a vassal of a patron.
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Discipline in the army broke down across the board as units and their commanders pledged their allegiance to different groups and parties.
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It was never particularly successful, however; disputes and different allegiances between and within the group of states hindered unity.
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Allegiance has a reputation for not being an easy game to learn, even with its simplified flight model.
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He took the oath of allegiance on his hand on 1911 at the age of eighteen years.
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After having gone through the whole text of the oath of allegiance in this manner, the caliph leads the members in silent prayers.
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The man pledged allegiance to the king, and he went on his way.
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He refused to take an oath of allegiance, but was later paroled in an exchange of prisoners.
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They were required to take an oath of allegiance.
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