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Meanings of unfaithfulness in English
Usage of unfaithfulness in English
1
Love covereth the multitude of sins; but hatred and unfaithfulness revealeth secrets.
2
There is a painful stimulus in the unfaithfulness of a beloved woman.
3
In November, 1541, she was charged with unfaithfulness to her marriage vows.
4
But again, baptism is often abused by parental unfaithfulness to its obligations.
5
Was she trying a first unfaithfulness to the memory of the dead?
6
Willie, having hesitated through no unfaithfulness, plunged with no want of tact.
7
ALFIO's discovery on Easter morning of his wife's unfaithfulness precipitates the catastrophe.
8
You would palliate your unfaithfulness, represent your fickleness of mind as magnanimity!
9
To the unmarried, it foretells disappointments in love and the unfaithfulness of men.
10
If they are robed in black, you will meet with treachery and unfaithfulness.
11
The shame of that wild unfaithfulness burned in Theophil's soul for many days.
12
To dream that one dies, denotes the unfaithfulness of dear friends.
13
To lose a medal, denotes misfortune through the unfaithfulness of others.
14
In writing the letter she had practically admitted Michael's unfaithfulness as a lover.
15
There may be much selfish unfaithfulness overlying a real devoted heart.
16
I didn't want to argue with Bill, or upbraid him for his unfaithfulness.
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