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Meanings of disloyalty in английском
португальский
deslealdade каталонский
deslleialtat Usage of disloyalty in английском
1
She didn't believe in omens, but what good could come from disloyalty?
2
It was crucial, however, our disloyalty to him could not be blamed.
3
Allies of the president had leveled unsubstantiated charges of disloyalty against Yovanovitch.
4
To some extent Plato was tolerant of mistakes, but not of disloyalty.
5
An odd feeling of disloyalty crept over him and he became uncomfortable.
6
And Spinks was crushed under a sense of fresh disloyalty to Rickman.
7
But if there was one thing he couldn't tolerate, it was disloyalty.
8
Now, however, she struck and laid bare the worst of his disloyalty.
9
There is no disloyalty in your calling your friends by their names.'
10
They were both of them tainted with disloyalty to their own lives.
11
There will be no disloyalty to friendship if you marry Miss Eustace.
12
To it liberty means license, patriotism means disloyalty, and justice means vengeance.
13
Then, when we complain, Wood and his hirelings represent it as disloyalty.
14
He even hinted that Groseillers' advice sprang from disloyalty to the English.
15
He has never uttered anything which he, Major T., would call disloyalty.
16
This work emanates from that hotbed of sacerdotal disloyalty, St. Alban's, Holborn.
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Disloyalty through the time
Disloyalty across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common