disloyalty
/dɪsˈloʊɪtɪ/Definitions
1. noun
a lack of loyalty; a breach of duty or obligation, especially one that involves a failure to be faithful or dedicated to a person, organization, or cause.
“The CEO’s disloyalty to his employees led to a major strike.”
2. noun
a state or feeling of not being loyal; a lack of dedication or allegiance.
“The team’s disloyalty to their coach was evident in their poor performance.”
3. noun
a quality or trait of being disloyal; a tendency to betray or abandon a person, organization, or cause.
“The politician’s disloyalty was seen as a major flaw in his character.”