Disloyalty

usgb/dɪsˈlɔɪəlti/
noun

When someone doesn't support or be loyal to someone or something.

His disloyalty towards his team members caused arguments within the group.
Visual representation of "disloyalty" - When someone doesn't support or be loyal to someone or something.

Often appears as...

  • act of disloyalty
  • disloyalty towards
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Emotional Impact

Disloyalty often implies hurt feelings or betrayal on a personal level.

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She never recovered from the disloyalty of her close friend.
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Consequence Focus

Use it to highlight the negative consequences that come from not being loyal.

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His disloyalty resulted in the loss of trust within the team.
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Group Dynamics

Often used to describe actions affecting collective morale or unity.

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The committee saw his actions as a disloyalty to the group's cause.
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