Infidelity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFIDELITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• lack of fidelity
• the action or state of being unfaithful to a spouse or other sexual partner
• disbelief in a particular religion, especially Christianity.
• Want of faith or belief in some religious system; especially, a want of faith in, or disbelief of, the inspiration of the Scriptures, of the divine origin of Christianity.
• Unfaithfulness to the marriage vow or contract; violation of the marriage covenant by adultery.
• Breach of trust; unfaithfulness to a charge, or to moral obligation; treachery; deceit; as, the infidelity of a servant.
• the quality of being unfaithful
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lack of belief in a religion

Words related to INFIDELITY

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How to use INFIDELITY in a sentence

• I have no fear of the infidelity of any of my people.
• Some think with the unfaithful, and see no harm in the infidelity.
• He was too wise a man to suppose that the exposure of the folly and falsehood of one form of Infidelism would cure or prevent Infidelity.
• We sometimes hear it said that great periods of civilization end in a manifestation of infidelity and despair.
• Henry Egerton had been turned early on the world, hundreds of his countrymen, without any principle to counteract the arts of infidelity, or resist the temptations of life.
• In the one, a young Baluch woman was found by her husband, a soldier, under circumstances which admitted no doubt of her infidelity.
• It was that love which was neither to be chilled by absence, nor wasted by time, nor quenched by infidelity.
• It was therefore with a feeling of stupefaction that, going one day into her boudoir during her absence, he picked up from the floor a note that disclosed her infidelity.
• Thus was revealed the real depth of an infidelity of which Voltaire himself perhaps had not calculated the extent and the fatal influences.
• It is not, I believe, infidelity, but fanaticism, which England has to fear just now.
• Such was the fiendish intolerance of the Spaniards, that they asserted the government would be justified in taking the lives of all the Moors for their shameless infidelity.
• The path to infidelity in manhood is superstition in youth.
• Infidelity is supposed to have made more progress amongst them than amongst the German Jews in Holland.
• She loved, she was happy, she had never committed the smallest infidelity.
• I say I saw clearly enough the advantages which infidelity promised, and I acknowledge I was not insensible to them.
• In Italy, infidelity is more severely condemned in man than in woman.
• When Darwin died, in Eighteen Hundred Eighty-two, Darwinism and infidelity were words no longer synonymous.
• But the danger to which Richard was chiefly exposed, proceeded not so much from the zeal of his open enemies, as from the infidelity of his pretended friends.
• To cling to the old remedy when the physician has ordered new treatment is not to show faith in the physician, but infidelity.
• Infidelity Among the Stars, 335 Scientific Objections to the Bible.
• Infidelity and error have systematically arrayed themselves against civil authority.
• But the same blow that repulsed the armies of France produced an equally disastrous effect upon her infidelity.
• It is only the echo of German infidelity which we hear from the midst of the English church.
• She was a woman of peculiar moral views, and she measured marital infidelity largely by its proximity to herself.
• George the Red Cross Knight of Spenser, or in the Dragon the Spirit of Infidelity.
• This noble loyalty becomes the daily bread of the soul, and an infidelity is as tempting as a dainty.
• It was not as if he had privately avowed infidelity to his kinsman.
• Infidelity joins hands with Rome in asking this power.
• The Jew, who professed complete infidelity, meantime was looking at the pictures.
• I entreat you my fellow citizens, to open your eyes and look around you! Behold hydra-headed infidelity stalking over New England, in clerical robes.
• They believed infidelity after the marriage-engagement to be deserving of death.

Similar words containing FIDEL without suffix ity and without prefix in

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