unfaithfully
- Adverb:
- In an unfaithful, undependable, or unreliable manner: Describes performing an action with a lack of fidelity, loyalty, or trustworthiness.
The adverb "unfaithfully" is used to modify a verb, describing how an action is carried out. It specifically indicates that the action is performed with disloyalty, deceit, or a breach of trust. It is a formal word, often used in contexts discussing relationships, duties, or commitments.
- The treasurer acted unfaithfully by embezzling funds from the organization.
- He served his master unfaithfully, often neglecting his duties.
- She felt he had represented her interests unfaithfully during the negotiations.
- "to execute a trust unfaithfully": A legal or formal phrase describing the failure of a trustee to manage assets with the required loyalty and care.
- The court found that the executor had administered the estate unfaithfully.
- Unfaithful (adjective): Not faithful; disloyal.
- He was an unfaithful friend.
- Unfaithfulness (noun): The quality or state of being unfaithful.
- The unfaithfulness of the ally led to the treaty's collapse.
- Disloyally: In a manner showing a lack of loyalty.
- Treacherously: In a manner involving betrayal of trust.
- Perfidiously (literary): In a manner characterized by deceitfulness and untrustworthiness.
- Faithfully: In a loyal and reliable manner.
- Loyally: With steadfast allegiance.
- Dependably: In a trustworthy and consistent manner.
(Note: "Unfaithfully" itself is not typically used in common idioms. The related adjective "unfaithful" is used instead.) - To be unfaithful to someone: To betray someone's trust, especially in a romantic relationship. - He was unfaithful to his wife. - An unfaithful translation/rendition: A translation or version that is not accurate or true to the original. - The critic panned the unfaithful adaptation of the classic novel.
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in an unfaithful undependable unreliable manner
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