adv. [f. LOYAL a. + -LY2.] In a loyal manner, with loyalty; faithfully.

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1572.  Huloet (ed. Higgins), Loyally or faythfully, fideliter.

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1600.  E. Blount, trans. Conestaggio, 270. Such as faithfully without promises … had loially serued them.

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1725.  Pope, Odyss., XI. 449. Wealthy Kings are loyally obey’d.

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1853.  J. H. Newman, Hist. Sk. (1876), I. [II.] I. iv. 181. Its [China’s] power of persevering so loyally in its old institutions through so many ages.

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1891.  E. Peacock, N. Brendon, I. 185. He was loyally anxious to serve his employer.

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