disloyal in Irish
disloyal in Irish is aindílis, mídhlisteanach, mídhílis — disloyal means not faithful or loyal, especially to a person, group, or country one is expected to support.
disloyal in Irish
aindílis
Not loyal, without loyalty.
mídhlisteanach
Not loyal, without loyalty.
mídhílis
Not loyal, without loyalty.
neamhdhlisteanach
Not loyal, without loyalty.
neamhthairiseach
Not loyal, without loyalty.
éadairiseach
Not loyal, without loyalty.
What does "disloyal" mean?
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adjective Not faithful or loyal, especially to a person, group, or country one is expected to support.
"His colleagues saw him as disloyal after he leaked the company's plans."
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disloyal in a sentence
- His colleagues saw him as disloyal after he leaked the company's plans.
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What is "disloyal" in Irish?
"disloyal" in Irish is aindílis, mídhlisteanach, mídhílis. disloyal means: Not faithful or loyal, especially to a person, group, or country one is expected to support.
How do you use "disloyal" in a sentence?
Example: "His colleagues saw him as disloyal after he leaked the company's plans." In Irish, "disloyal" is aindílis, mídhlisteanach, mídhílis.
Are there other ways to say "disloyal" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 6 translations listed for "disloyal": aindílis, mídhlisteanach, mídhílis, neamhdhlisteanach, neamhthairiseach, éadairiseach.
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