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un faithful

adjective as in inaccurate

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defective false faulty imprecise incorrect mistaken unreliable untrue wrong

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all wet careless counterfactual discrepant doesn't wash fallacious in error inexact off off base out specious unfaithful unsound way-off wide wild

adjective as in insincere

adjective as in perfidious

adjective as in renegade

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apostate backsliding dissident outlaw radical rebel recreant revolutionary

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disloyal heterodox mutinous schismatic traitorous unfaithful untraditional

adjective as in traitorous

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apostate betraying double-crossing faithless perfidious recreant subversive treacherous treasonable treasonous two-faced two-timing undutiful unfaithful unpatriotic untrue wormlike

adjective as in treacherous

adjective as in treasonous

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apostate betraying double-crossing faithless insubordinate mutinous perfidious recreant subversive traitorous treacherous treasonable two-faced two-timing undutiful unfaithful unpatriotic untrue wormlike

adjective as in unfaithful

adjective as in unreliable

adjective as in untrue

adjective as in recreant

adjective as in false-hearted

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deceptive dishonest disloyal false perfidious traitorous treacherous underhanded unfaithful

adjective as in mala fide

adjective as in treasonable

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apostate betraying double-crossing faithless insubordinate mutinous perfidious recreant seditious subversive traitorous treacherous two-faced two-timing undutiful unfaithful unpatriotic untrue wormlike

adjective as in corrupt

adjective as in faithless

adjective as in false

adjective as in fickle

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On this page you'll find 779 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to un-faithful, such as: defective, false, faulty, imprecise, incorrect, and mistaken.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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