disloyalty in Irish
disloyalty in Irish is mídhílseacht — disloyalty means the quality of being disloyal, or a specific act of betrayal.
disloyalty in Irish
mídhílseacht
(uncountable) The quality of being disloyal.
What does "disloyalty" mean?
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noun The quality of being disloyal, or a specific act of betrayal.
"Sharing those private messages was seen as a real act of disloyalty."
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- Sharing those private messages was seen as a real act of disloyalty.
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What is "disloyalty" in Irish?
"disloyalty" in Irish is mídhílseacht. disloyalty means: The quality of being disloyal, or a specific act of betrayal.
How do you use "disloyalty" in a sentence?
Example: "Sharing those private messages was seen as a real act of disloyalty." In Irish, "disloyalty" is mídhílseacht.
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