Disloyalty

/dɪsˈlɔɪəlti/ noun

A betrayal of trust, commitment, or allegiance to someone or something important. Emotionally, it represents a breach in the fundamental bonds that create safety and security in relationships.

From Old French 'desloial' meaning 'not loyal,' combining 'des-' (opposite) with 'loyal' (from Latin 'legalis' meaning lawful). The emotional and psychological implications developed as understanding of trust and attachment deepened in the 20th century.

AMታላቅ መተኮስ
ARعدم الوفاء
BNঅবিশ্বস্ততা
CAdeslleialtad
CSvěrolomnost
DAutroskap
DEUntreue
ELδυσπιστία
ESdeslealtad
FAبی‌وفایی
FIpetollisuus
FRdéloyauté
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