Perfidy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERFIDY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• deliberate breach of faith or trust
• the state of being deceitful and untrustworthy
• perfidious act
• The act of violating faith or allegiance; violation of a promise or vow, or of trust reposed; faithlessness; treachery.
• betrayal of a trust
• an act of deliberate betrayal

Words related to PERFIDY

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How to use PERFIDY in a sentence

• Thus, by the perfidy of the enemy and the violence of the storm, the labour of many months was destroyed in a moment.
• Oh, how wretched I am! But I must let him know that his perfidy is discovered.
• The barbarian showed himself in his true colors, during this new enterprise, with his violence, his craft, his cruelty, and his perfidy.
• And it recommenced accordingly, and the King of Navarre resumed his course of perfidy.
• In the case of the ship Boyd, though they attained their object, they were as completely punished for their perfidy.
• Ptolemy, who was besieged in the castle of Dok, saved his miserable life only by shameless perfidy.
• Up to this period he had heard nothing of the mournful consequences which his perfidy had produced upon the intellect of our unhappy Jane.
• After the death of Ribault and his followers nothing could be looked for but merciless retaliation, and De Gourgues copied the severity, though not the perfidy, of his enemies.
• The conduct of Frederic seems to be marked with increasing treachery and perfidy.
• With the help that had just come to them, they determined to take vengeance for that perfidy.
• It was maintained that he had bought a field in the neighborhood of Jerusalem with the price of his perfidy.
• It was a dark end to a dark deed, and the perfidy of the woman had been matched by an equal perfidy on the part of the man.
• The dispatches of his own Ambassadors lying before him should have enabled the Secretary of State to see the perfidy of the Russian policy.
• Two other women accompanied Calumny, and arranged her hair and her ornaments, and one was Perfidy and the other Fraud.
• It was a long enough story, which became a record of perfidy and crime laid entirely at the doors of Murray McTavish and Louis Creal.
• He dreaded the ambition and known perfidy of the French king, who still retained a powerful army.
• In 1363 one of the hostages broke his pledge and fled, and John, shocked at such perfidy, returned Regulus-like to England.
• As to the rest, if perfidy, treachery, avarice, and ambition can prove their cause to have been a rotten one, those proofs are found on them.
• Paris rang with this fresh instance of British perfidy, and a M.
• This political perfidy was adopted by the senate with the desired effect.
• This instance, he said, proved the dreadful nature of the Slave-trade, its cruelty, its perfidy, and its effect on the Africans as well as on the Europeans, who carried it on.
• It was a repetition of the perfidy over the Treaty of Limerick a century before.
• But the Muses shall cease from their ancient strains, from celebrating our perfidy.
• But he could not forgive Pelham for his perfidy, forgetting that each had been treacherous to the other.
• The two victims of this perfidy were immediately buried upon the spot where they fell.
• Three of his brothers speedily fell victims to his bloody perfidy.
• Nothing approaching the perfidy of it could happen in the present age.
• This, account differs but little from that of Polybuis, who says, that the use of oaths in judgment was rare among the ancients, but that, as perfidy grew, oaths increased.

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