Loyalty and Stability

Loyalty

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

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Stability and loyalty are semantically related. in firmness topic. In some cases you can use "Stability" instead a noun "Loyalty".

Nearby Words: loyal, loyally, loyalist

Stability noun - The ability to withstand force or stress without being distorted, dislodged, or damaged.

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Loyalty and stability are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Loyalty" instead a noun "Stability".

good	good loyalty	good stability
high	high loyalty	high stability
low	low loyalty	low stability
complete	complete loyalty	complete stability
Other adjectives: certain, genuine, questionable, great, little, inherent, personal, new, continued, general, former, greater.

The planet's land is split up into 45 provinces called "kraals" ruled by governors, each of which is a bastard child of the king, resulting in loyalty and stability.

Source: Literature / Captain French, or the Quest for Paradise
It also helps that all the regional governors are bastard children of the monarch, helping to maintain stability and loyalty.

Source: Democracy Is Bad
Furthermore, he was a savvy statesman able to give his empire a lasting stability by being generous to the conquered peoples, securing their loyalty.

Source: The Conqueror

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