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Disloyal

usgb/dɪsˈlɔɪəl/Volume
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Betrayal AspectPlay
'Disloyal' often implies betrayal, suggesting a violation of trust. SlideHis disloyal decision to share company secrets betrayed his employer's trust.
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Strong EmotionsPlay
Using 'disloyal' can evoke strong negative feelings, such as hurt or anger. SlideShe felt disloyal when she realized she secretly hoped her friend's business would fail.
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Political ContextPlay
'Disloyal' is frequently used in political contexts to describe someone not supporting their party. SlideThe senator was accused of being disloyal for voting against the party line.