Disloyalty
Pronunciation: /dɪˈslɔɪəltiː/
Disloyalty (noun)
- Not being faithful to a person, group, or promise, especially by acting against their interests.
- Refusing to support a country, leader, or cause, even when you are expected to remain loyal.
Examples
- His disloyalty hurt everyone who trusted him.
- The manager warned that disloyalty would not be tolerated.