Disloyal Meaning in English
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Definition
Not loyal; not supporting, respecting, or staying true to someone or something you should be committed to, such as a friend, partner, group, or country.
Usage & Nuances
Generally formal or neutral, often describes betrayal or not keeping trust in serious relationships (partners, friends, organizations). Usually followed by 'to' or 'toward(s)': 'disloyal to the team.' Do not confuse with 'unfaithful' (used mainly for romantic or sexual betrayal).
Example Sentences
It hurts when a friend is disloyal.
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Being disloyal can ruin relationships.
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I felt disloyal switching to a different team, but it was the best choice for me.
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He was disloyal to his company by sharing secrets.
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Some people say he’s disloyal, but I think he just made a mistake.
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Calling someone disloyal can be a serious accusation.
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