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faithless

Adjective

This term carries a heavy emotional weight, often implying a profound breach of trust or a moral failure. When describing a person's loyalty, it suggests a deliberate act of betrayal or a chronic inability to remain steadfast, making it more severe than simply being unreliable. In a spiritual context, the word describes a state of skepticism or a total absence of religious conviction. It shifts from a moral judgment of character to a description of one's internal belief system or theological standing.

Meanings

Adjective

Not faithful or loyal to a person, cause, or promise.

"The king was betrayed by his faithless advisors."

Adjective

Lacking religious faith or belief in a deity.

"He lived a faithless life, rejecting all organized religion."

Adjective

Unable to be trusted or unreliable in character.

"She found it difficult to rely on her faithless partner."

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