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faithlessness

[ UK /fˈe‍ɪθləsnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. unfaithfulness by virtue of being unreliable or treacherous

How To Use faithlessness In A Sentence

  • Then, in my mid-20s, I underwent a crisis of faithlessness. An atheist at Christmas: Oh come all ye faithless
  • I know the word 'faithlessness' sounds very terrible. Without Dogma
  • But this, so far from proving any "faithlessness," shows, on the contrary, an entire faith in their Art, that it was able to accomplish what was required of it, and needed not to be bolstered up by anything external. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 77, March, 1864
  • The handkerchief is the physical evidence that convinces Othello of his wife's faithlessness.
  • But when she beheld the letter again, she read again the opprobrious word "faithlessness" in her husband's handwriting. Filipino Popular Tales
  • The husband's faithlessness is called a caprice, an adventure, a craving or madness of the senses. His Excellency the Minister
  • Though bitterly resenting her husband's faithlessness, she remains firm in her virtue.
  • In many respects, they find you antagonizing the same way they find Glenn Reynolds antagonizing - like Jesuits, they really think once they had you, they had the right to keep you, and your faithlessness is your failure, not theirs. Oppressed by the label "Republican"?
  • Even some Americans criticize their brothers as “little Eichmanns” for their participation in the great engine of faithlessness and nihilism that is the West. The Parable of the Spider
  • And the diseases of conceit are a familiar notion from the biblical tradition that goes along with its partner diseases of hubris, idolatry and faithlessness.
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