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disloyalty
noun as in unfaithfulness
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Example Sentences
Notably, it also takes aim at artist Travis Scott over his alleged disloyalty.
I saw that his extravagant gifts were an attempt to compensate for his disloyalty.
The content may differ — nationalism on the right, moral purity on the left — but the psychological function is strikingly similar: Certainty signals virtue, and doubt is mistaken for disloyalty.
But we might trust in knowing that while authoritarianism demands loyalty, it also breeds disloyalty.
History has not forgotten Senator Joseph McCarthy’s list of alleged Communists in the State Department and his use of unfair and evidence-free accusations of disloyalty and subversion in order to suppress opposition.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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