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loyalize

loyalize verb: to make (someone) loyal to a cause.

Verb

loyalize (third-person singular simple present loyalizes, present participle loyalizing, simple past and past participle loyalized)

  1. (transitive) To make (someone) loyal to a cause.

Forms of loyalize

third-person singular presentloyalizes
present participleloyalizing
past participleloyalized
pastloyalized
alternative formloyalise

Origin of loyalize

From loyal + -ize. Piecewise doublet of legalize.

Questions about loyalize

What does loyalize mean?
Loyalize means to make (someone) loyal to a cause.
What part of speech is loyalize?
Loyalize is a verb.
What is the past tense of loyalize?
The past tense of loyalize is loyalized.

Words near loyalize in the dictionary

  1. loyalism
  2. loyalisms
  3. loyalist
  4. loyalists
  5. loyalization
  6. loyalize
  7. loyalized
  8. loyalizes
  9. loyalizing
  10. loyall
  11. loyaller

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