Loyalist

usgb/ˈlɔɪəlɪst/
noun

A person who remains supporting a leader, government, or institution especially during a time of rebellion or change.

Even when the regime was at its most corrupt, he remained a loyalist.
Visual representation of "loyalist" - A person who remains supporting a leader, government, or institution especially during a time of rebellion or change.

Often appears as...

  • loyalist supporters
  • loyalist forces
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Time of Change

Use 'loyalist' when somebody supports a regime especially when power dynamics are shifting.

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Despite the uprising, the loyalists held a rally in the city center.
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Beyond Politics

'Loyalist' can apply beyond politics, to any institution or leader facing opposition.

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He was a loyalist of the old school board, refusing to criticize it.
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Hardship Endurance

A 'loyalist' often implies dedication and support through difficult times or unpopularity.

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The company's loyalists continued to buy their products amidst scandal.
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