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Meanings of unfaithful in English
Not true to duty or obligation or promises.
Related terms
Having the character of, or characteristic of, a traitor.
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Usage of unfaithful in English
1
Thus are unfaithful slaves punished; and thus the law allows and commands.
2
Some think with the unfaithful, and see no harm in the infidelity.
3
But he had been unfaithful only in the letter of his bond.
4
I remembered the way Reileen Kawahara had dealt with two unfaithful minions.
5
We don't know what percentage of married Irish people have been unfaithful.
6
That means they can tell their boyfriends that they haven't been unfaithful.
7
RELATED: Survey reveals the most unfaithful professions I don't even get that.
8
He determined that he would never be unfaithful in his work again.
9
Imagine that you have some evidence that your spouse has been unfaithful.
10
For the first time in his life, however, Dormy Jamais was unfaithful.
11
He thought I'd been unfaithful and that was where he came from.
12
In all that time I have not been unfaithful to my wife.
13
There were several conferences, and the unfaithful sentinel grumbled a good deal.
14
I have no idea if Drew's been unfaithful, and I don't care.
15
He had been unfaithful to his religion: they had cast him off.
16
The book portrays Diana, Princess of Wales, as destructive and serially unfaithful.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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