disloyal
adjective
false to one's obligations or allegiances; not loyal; faithless; treacherous.
disloyally
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a word derived from
disloyal.
Example Sentences
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Perhaps even more disloyally, he allows his producers to run her song “Don’t Let Go” through a pop blender that drains it of all its personal meaning and artistic integrity.
From Los Angeles Times ● Sep. 22, 2026
But the earth, obedient to the sun's commands, disloyally moved Her Majesty into the overpowering heat.
From Time Magazine Archive
President Thomas Garrigue Masaryk of Czechoslovakia said recently, rebuking malcontents at Prague, "I have never met an Englishman who spoke disloyally of his country."
From Time Magazine Archive
"Juliet is jealous of you," Romeo responded disloyally.
From Old Rose and Silver by Myrtle Reed
And always his mother, though herself a Honeycutt, had steadily fed his purpose, but for a long while now she had kept disloyally still, and the boy had bitterly learned the reason.
From The Heart of the Hills by John Fox
