disloyally

When he felt I acted disloyally by supporting the Pro-Western Opposition, he had the National Anti-Corruption Bureau manufacture criminal allegations against me.

In what could develop into a scandal in the European Arctic, Nilsen was last week controversially fired as editor of the Barents Observer for having “acted disloyally” to the newspaper’s owners.

The man who had behaved badly, heartlessly, disloyally to him, who had taken part against him, and been hard and unfriendly from the moment of Lord Dynmore's return, was now in his power.

Is it the unlimited use of spirits, or is it not rather the ignorance begotten of fanaticism run mad, which disloyally put weapons into your hands?

But it was also the end of what Joan had disloyally spoken of to him as her vacation.