faithlessness
nounFailure to remain loyal, trustworthy, or true to a commitment.
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Clear all filtersFailure to remain loyal, trustworthy, or true to a commitment.
The act of following a principle, rule, or plan closely.
Genuine or made in good faith.
Genuine
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A firmly held belief.
Deeply committed to religious belief or practice.
Disappointment following the loss of an earlier illusion or enthusiasm.
Disappointment following the loss of an earlier illusion or enthusiasm
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A failure to maintain allegiance or support owed to a person, group, or cause.
Failure of allegiance
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Deceit through contradictory words or conduct.
Deceptive double-dealing
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Unfaithfulness to a partner, commitment, or trust.
Treacherously disloyal or untrustworthy.
A man who repeatedly pursues casual sexual relationships, often unfaithfully.
Reverence and devotion, especially in religion.
Cowardly or disloyal, especially in abandoning a duty.
Cowardly
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Firm and dependable in support or loyalty.
Firm and dependable in purpose, loyalty, or belief.
A principle or belief held by a group or within a system of thought.
Disloyal or deceptive; also dangerously unreliable or difficult to navigate.
Disloyal or deceitful
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