Noun
Want of loyalty; lack of fidelity; violation of allegiance.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAn estimated 14,000 people died there during the Khmer Rouge rule, some of them regime officials accused of disloyalty. Source: Internet
He brokered a deal with Hindal which provided that his brother would cease all acts of disloyalty in return for a share in the new empire which Kamran would create once Humayun was deposed. Source: Internet
Coriolanus had committed acts of disloyalty to both Rome and the Volsci, and Aufidius raised support to have Coriolanus first put on trial by the Volscians, and then assassinated before the trial had ended. Source: Internet
An RIC District Inspector's report stated: "Martial law, of course, prevents any expression of it; but a strong undercurrent of disloyalty exists". Source: Internet
Brandon's disloyalty to Samburu would lead to his elimination as well as the remaining original Samburu members. Source: Internet
Even Ebony magazine delayed publishing his essay "I Choose Exile" until he suggested it would be better to publish it in a white periodical, "since a white periodical would be less vulnerable to accusations of disloyalty". Source: Internet