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Meanings of disloyal in английском
каталонский
antipatriòtic Deserting your allegiance or duty to leader or cause or principle.
Antonyms
Examples for "patriotic"
Examples for "patriotic"
1
It remains still today the heart of the fiercely patriotic nationalistic movement.
2
Shells of houses' foundations and patriotic flags were all to be seen.
3
The Columbiad is a patriotic poem; the subject is national and historical.
4
He had been a patriotic but unsuccessful general in the Revolutionary army.
5
His interest in our politics was a patriotic interest in the country.
Usage of disloyal in английском
1
Yes, they refused to be disloyal, and thus Cyrenaica is still secure.
2
From people who are serially disloyal and decimated their own minority government.
3
The Scotch in Upper Canada are not and will not be disloyal.
4
There are plenty of shady doctors and duplicitous friends and disloyal team-mates.
5
I know all Yorkists are ambitious and disloyal in their very cradles.
6
No thought disloyal to André hovered on the outskirts of her mind.
7
An example of a disloyal clerk comes from the neighbourhood of Barnstaple.
8
You let me take the fall, and that was dishonest and disloyal.
9
I do not excuse myself- Ihavebeen weak and cowardly and disloyal.
10
The lad has been disloyal and insolent, if he is a Broux.
11
A thought crossed my mind which I dismissed as disloyal to Petronius.
12
This much I will say: we have done nothing disloyal to Graustark.
13
Nor did the embassy staffers feel they were being disloyal to humankind.
14
And those she had trusted were disloyal, helping him to go it.
15
But a divided kingdom, a disloyal and discontented people, spells the end.
16
From this generous if somewhat disloyal sentiment his reverence was expressing dissent.
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Disloyal through the time
Disloyal across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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