Comfort and Loyalty

Comfort

Comfort noun - A feeling of ease from grief or trouble.

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Loyalty and comfort are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Loyalty" instead a noun "Comfort".

Loyalty noun - Adherence to something to which one is bound by a pledge or duty.

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Comfort and loyalty are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Comfort" instead a noun "Loyalty".

Nearby Words: loyal, loyally, loyalist

good	good comfort	good loyalty
pure	pure comfort	pure loyalty
utter	utter comfort	utter loyalty
total	total comfort	total loyalty
Other adjectives: genuine, dubious, real, hard, extreme, great, little, personal, new, general, less, mutual, greater, increasing, familial.

Spiritual Successor: Broster's later novel The Flight of the Heron is very much like The Wounded Name in that it contains similar themes of friendship, loyalty, hurt/comfort and deep affection between the two male main characters.

Source: Literature / The Wounded Name
The woman he deeply cared for (not to the point of open romance, but deep, deep loyalty and affection) was turned into a monster he and the Preventers had to kill, and the poor bastard not only gets to watch her die, but his only comfort in the end of the game is cry over her grave.

Source: Love Hurts

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