CEFR B1

disloyal

adjective

Meaning

Not showing or feeling loyalty; unfaithful.

Examples

He was accused of being disloyal to his country.
Her disloyal actions deeply hurt her friends.

Synonyms: unfaithful, treacherous, faithless, recreant

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disloyal (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /dɪsˈlɔɪəl/

Definition

Not showing or feeling loyalty; unfaithful.

Examples

He was accused of being disloyal to his country.
Her disloyal actions deeply hurt her friends.
It's hard to trust someone who has been disloyal in the past.

How to Use disloyal

disloyal to (prepositional phrase): Showing a lack of faithfulness or allegiance towards a person, group, or country. — "The soldier was found to be disloyal to his commanding officer."

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