infidelity|infidelities in English

noun

[in·fi·del·i·ty || ‚ɪnfɪ'delətɪ]

unfaithfulness, adultery; lack of adherence to one's religion, disbelief, lack of faith

Use "infidelity|infidelities" in a sentence

1. Separating emotional and physical infidelity, Buss informs that females are more anxious about their mate's emotional infidelities and …

2. Following Starr's repeated infidelities, the couple divorced in 1975.

3. Is infidelity ever forgivable?

4. Infidelity is the ultimate betrayal.

5. 20 A frequent cause is marital infidelity.

6. Infidelity in marriage is still adultery.

7. A frequent cause is marital infidelity.

8. Her stratagem for dealing with her husband's infidelities was to ignore them.

9. 21 There is an issue of marital infidelity.

10. Infidelity shatters the grand ambition of love.

11. There is an issue of marital infidelity.

12. Her husband never knew of her infidelity.

13. Also patron of divorce, infidelity, and widows.

14. Obviously you have no problem with the infidelity.

15. In contrast, Hosea shows Israel’s treachery and infidelity.

16. And when we say "infidelity," what exactly do we mean?

17. Infidelity prevails in Europe in the form of pantheism.

18. You're worried about infidelity, but are you above-board?

19. The photo was final proof of her husband's infidelity.

20. She was obliged to connive at her husband's infidelity.

21. But infidelity and Bigotry are frequently next-door neighbours

22. (Malachi 2:14-16) It also condemns marital infidelity.

23. Infidelity -- a violation of trust, a crisis of identity.

24. His wife has winked at his infidelity for years.

25. But infidelity is just as devastating for the Betrayer…