Converse of object

• swear: The picture, adapted from the Bayeux Tapestry, shows Harold swearing loyalty on holy relics.

• engender: But today, the challenge is how to engender that loyalty.

• reward: We also run regular competitions to reward customer loyalty.

• inspire: The more specific your content offering is to your audience's needs, the more likely it is to inspire loyalty.

• pledge: He brought out his hands and said: 'I pledged loyalty with these two hands to the Messenger of Allah e.

Adjective modifier

• unswerving: We all thank Arthur for his unswerving loyalty over the years.

• undying: Their flower-like faces as they swear undying loyalty, small, deep cracks in their emerald.

• tribal: In other words, the sense of ethnic identity and tribal loyalty of many remains strong.

• undivided: Separated, each man tied to his country by ties of undivided nationalistic loyalty, none of these would have amounted to much.

Modifies a noun

• bonus: Sign up & loyalty bonuses, low stake or high stake games.

• cardholder: Here, the individual record of one loyalty cardholder is subjected to examination, analysis and interpretation.

• card: For existing store card holders, the loyalty card is worth 25 % .

• scheme: A new loyalty scheme will also be aimed at midweek diners.

• reward: Or how about those unexpected perks like their Monthly Loyalty Rewards and Special Surprise bonuses, just for being up and playing?

Noun used with modifier

• customer: There is no mention in the written record of customer loyalty to the vendor.

• brand: Brampton was quick to build brand loyalty in the young professional market sector.

• supermarket: Police could be alerted instantly when a wanted person used a cash machine or supermarket loyalty card.