| switch allegiance | 7.31 | And now she has switched her allegiance. | ||
| pledge allegiance | 5.86 | They pledged their allegiance. | ||
| swear allegiance | 5.40 | And why make us swear allegiance? | ||
| owe allegiance | 2.76 | What allegiance do we owe it? | ||
| shift allegiance | 1.91 | Others have shifted allegiances. | ||
| change allegiance | 1.58 | Then he changed allegiance. | ||
| declare allegiance | 1.51 | No one is declaring presidential allegiances yet. | ||
| have allegiance | 1.38 | Of course, Chavez had their allegiance. | ||
| claim allegiance | 0.72 | How many other designers can claim an allegiance on a par with that of a national sport? | ||
| give allegiance | 0.66 | Others have given primary allegiance to their agents. | ||
| hold allegiance | 0.66 | All of them not surprisingly hold allegiances to certain teams. | ||
| renounce allegiance | 0.53 | The government also ordered Catholics to renounce allegiance to the Pope. | ||
| feel allegiance | 0.46 | Bibby also claims he no longer feels any allegiance to his alma mater. | ||
| maintain allegiance | 0.46 | He maintained allegiance to Italian communism for the rest of his life. | ||
| transfer allegiance | 0.46 | The generals are transferring their allegiance to their new leader. | ||
| win allegiance | 0.46 | The royalists appear to have won their allegiance. | ||
| show allegiance | 0.39 | They were showing allegiance to a team, a region, even a New York attitude. | ||
| gain allegiance | 0.33 | To gain customer allegiance, Internet merchants are seeking more control over the shipping process. | ||
| proclaim allegiance | 0.33 | Opposition leaders have proclaimed their allegiance to the new government. | ||
| profess allegiance | 0.33 | Sealing their fate, bombers are videotaped professing their allegiance to the cause. |