Disloyal
Disloyal adjective - Deserting your allegiance or duty to leader or cause or principle.
Usage example: disloyal aides revealed his indiscretions to the papers
Rebellious is a synonym for disloyal. In some cases you can use "Rebellious" instead an adjective "Disloyal".
Nearby Words: disloyalty, disloyally
Rebellious
Rebellious adjective - Participating in organized resistance to a constituted government.
Disloyal is a synonym for rebellious in disobedient topic. You can use "Disloyal" instead an adjective "Rebellious", if it concerns topics such as revolutionary.
Nearby Words: rebellion, rebelliousness
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- defiant and disloyal
- defiant and rebellious
- disobedient and disloyal
- disobedient and rebellious
- treacherous and disloyal
- treacherous and rebellious
- renegade and disloyal
- renegade and rebellious
- traitorous and disloyal
- traitorous and rebellious
- recalcitrant and disloyal
- recalcitrant and rebellious
- unruly and disloyal
- unruly and rebellious
Both words in one sentence
- Gunter of the Adventure Time fan fiction Frozen Hearts is noticeably a lot more nicer and loyal to her master, the Ice King than the mischievous, rebellious and disloyal penguin that we see in the source material.
Source: Adaptational Heroism
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