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Meanings of faithlessness in English
Portuguese
inconstância Catalan
inconstància Usage of faithlessness in English
1
Her conduct would be seen as betrayal and faithlessness to Megan's rule.
2
And that, while in faithlessness, we should thus misjudge it, is well.
3
But Shakespeare makes her attempt at justification a confession of absolute faithlessness:
4
The faithlessness of his wife, and not madness, drove him into exile.
5
Yet he had evidently seen enough to satisfy himself of her faithlessness.
6
The really culpable point-his faithlessness to Mrs. Wilcox-neverseemed to strike him.
7
Shall I always close with my faithlessness the way to Thy providence?
8
That which made his agony most poignant was this woman's continued faithlessness.
9
So they may be-allbut one, whose birth marked her for faithlessness.'
10
Among other things, Fu Chien's southern campaign was wrecked by that faithlessness.
11
It is indeed faithlessness to deceive a wretched man, a tender lover!
12
What apology of Lauzun's, or Bussy Rabutin's for faithlessness could equal this?-
13
Our faithlessness limits His power; our faith is the measure of our capacity.
14
In the last act, however, Eric appears and reproaches Senta with her faithlessness.
15
Their hearts were filled with faithlessness and rage, the mighty passions of men.
16
To see broken threads, you will suffer loss through the faithlessness of friends.
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