fealty

IPA: fˈiʌɫti

Fidelity to one's lord or master; the feudal obligation by which the tenant or vassal was bound to be faithful to his lord.
The oath by which this obligation was assumed.

Examples of "fealty" in Sentences

Why should I pay through the nose in fealty to an obsolete business model?
What's more, their pious fealty is rewarded tangibly in the form of a paycheck.
The filthy collarless girls approached me warily, squatting to urinate in fealty as they belly-crawled along the gravel driveway.
The heavy handed, violence boys take the reigns of a nuclear weapon equipped Middle Eastern country and President Obama bows in fealty?
No one exceeds him and our members in fealty to our sovereign lady, the Queen: The Empire Club is distinctively Canadian and in serving.
They do so not out some long term fealty to fiscal discipline, but largely because they never valued these conservation programs to begin with.
The filthy collarless girls approached me warily, squatting to urinate in fealty as they belly-crawled along the gravel driveway. awesome sentence.
They have demonstrated that they are willing to hold public safety in fealty to their imperatives, and the public hostage to their collective arrogance.
I joined the Club because from the bottom of my heart I loved the Empire, (Hear, hear) and I love every association and tie which binds Canada in fealty to the beloved Motherland.