About The Word Disloyalty
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Disloyalty
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What's The Definition Of Disloyalty?
[n] the quality of being disloyal
Synonyms | Synonyms for Disloyalty: Related Terms | Find terms related to Disloyalty: apostasy | backsliding | bad faith | barratry | betrayal | bolt | breach of faith | breach of promise | breach of trust | breakaway | defection | dereliction | desertion | disaffection | faithlessness | falseness | falsity | fickleness | going over | inconstancy | infidelity | mala fides | perfidiousness | perfidy | Punic faith | ratting | recidivation | recidivism | recreancy | secession | treacherousness | treason | trothlessness | turning traitor | unfaith | unfaithfulness | unloyalty | unsteadfastness | untrueness See Also | disaffection | infidelity | perfidiousness | perfidy | subversiveness | traitorousness | treachery | treason | unfaithfulness Disloyalty In Webster's Dictionary \Dis*loy"al*ty\, n. [Pref. dis- + loyalty: cf. OF.
desloiaut['e], deslealt['e], F. d['e]loyaut['e].]
Want of loyalty; lack of fidelity; violation of allegiance.
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