faithlessness
/ˈfeɪθləsnəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being disloyal or not trustworthy; betrayal of trust or duty.
- Her faithlessness in the partnership cost the company a major client.
- The novel explores the pain caused by faithlessness in a marriage.
- History remembers the general's faithlessness when he switched sides during the war.
- Lack of religious belief or commitment; absence of faith in a deity or spiritual system.
- The philosopher wrote about the rise of faithlessness in modern society.
- His faithlessness led him to question the purpose of religious rituals.
- In some communities, faithlessness is seen as a rejection of tradition.
- Failure to keep a promise or commitment; unreliability.
- She ended the friendship because of his repeated faithlessness to his word.
- The faithlessness of the contractor left the project unfinished for months.
- Faithlessness in small promises can damage trust over time.