Definition of «loyalist»

A loyalist is a person who remains faithful and supportive to a particular cause, group or individual. They are dedicated supporters of a specific political party, movement, or leader, and often express their allegiance through actions such as voting, protesting, or participating in activities that promote the interests of their chosen side. Loyalists may also be referred to as "true believers" because they truly believe in the ideals and principles of their group, and are willing to defend them at any cost.

Sentences with «loyalist»

  • The governor noted that the March 28 presidential election would be a walk over for the President with the support of loyalists of Atiku and the PDM members. (dailypost.ng)
  • There were about 60 people assembled at last night's candidate forum: ten or so low - level journos and a gaggle of party loyalists who have the passing familiarity of early - bird - special regulars. (nymag.com)
  • For brand loyalists who want a more efficient vehicle, that should be more than enough. (automobilemag.com)
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