disloyal
adjective (disloyal; more disloyal)
Everyday
Disloyal means not loyal: not supporting or being faithful to your friends, family, team or country. tree →
In the lessons
Ethics and friendship stories, history (disloyal knights), sport.
Examples
- It was disloyal to tell her secret. tree →
- The disloyal soldier joined the enemy. tree →
- Don't be disloyal to your team. tree →
- He felt disloyal for cheering the other side. tree →
- A disloyal friend is not a true friend. tree →
- Gossiping about your friends is disloyal. tree →
- They are not only very wicked but they are disloyal to our Emperor and disobey his laws. tree →
Note
Noun: disloyalty. Opposite: loyal.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «disloyal» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
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