allegiance in Irish
allegiance in Irish is dílseacht — allegiance means loyalty or duty owed to a country, leader, cause, or group.
allegiance in Irish
dílseacht
Loyalty to some cause, nation or ruler.
What does "allegiance" mean?
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noun Loyalty or duty owed to a country, leader, cause, or group.
"New citizens swear an oath of allegiance to the country."
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allegiance in a sentence
- New citizens swear an oath of allegiance to the country.
- He switched his allegiance from one football club to another.
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What is "allegiance" in Irish?
"allegiance" in Irish is dílseacht. allegiance means: Loyalty or duty owed to a country, leader, cause, or group.
How do you use "allegiance" in a sentence?
Example: "New citizens swear an oath of allegiance to the country." In Irish, "allegiance" is dílseacht.
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