Allegiances Meaning in English
word · lemma: allegiance
Definition
Allegiances are the loyalties or commitments that people or groups have towards different people, organizations, or beliefs.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly formal or written. Common in politics, sports, or organizational contexts ('shifting allegiances', 'divided allegiances'). Usually plural when referring to loyalties to more than one side or cause. Do not confuse with 'alliances' (partnerships, not loyalty).
Example Sentences
Different countries have different allegiances.
basic
Soldiers often have strong allegiances to their leaders.
basic
Her allegiances changed after she moved to a new city.
basic
Their political allegiances are always shifting during elections.
natural
Fans’ allegiances can switch quickly if their team starts losing.
natural
He struggled with divided allegiances between his family and his country.
natural