Faithlessly: meaning, definitions and examples

Repeated word - already explained above.

Primarily used in romantic relationships to describe someone who is not faithful to their partner. It can also be used more broadly for any broken trust.

• She confessed to acting unfaithfully in their marriage.
• He felt hurt after discovering she behaved unfaithfully.

Generally used when someone is not loyal to a person, group, or cause. Often implies a pattern of untrustworthiness.

• He spoke disloyally about his teammates when they were not around.
• She acted disloyally by helping the opposition.

Implies extreme betrayal, often dangerous or harmful. It has strong negative connotations.

• The general acted treacherously by planning an ambush against his own troops.
• He treacherously turned against his friends for personal gain.

Implies a direct act of betrayal, where trust is broken through a specific action. Often used when someone helps an enemy or reveals secrets.

• She looked at him betrayingly after telling his secret to others.
• He walked away betrayingly, feeling no remorse for switching sides.