Leal

/liːəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Loyal; faithful; devoted.

She remained leal to her friends despite the difficulties they faced.

True to one's word; honest.

His leal nature earned him the trust of everyone in the community.

Sincere and genuine.

Their leal support during the tough times showed the depth of their friendship.

Devoted to duty; dutiful.

A leal employee is one who takes pride in their work and responsibilities.

Faithful to one's principles.

She is known to be a leal advocate for justice, standing firm in her beliefs.

Middle English 'leal', from Old French 'leal', from Latin 'legalis' meaning 'legal' or 'lawful'.

leal to the end

Remaining loyal or faithful until the very end.

a leal companion

A true and loyal friend or ally.

loyality

The quality of being loyal to someone or something.

fidelity

Faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief.

A person who is considered extremely loyal.

He's such a leal dude, always has your back.

Used to describe a true friend.

She's my leal, always looking out for me.