1.
The act or state of practicing infidelity.
Function; Adjective
Inflected Form(s):
(quality; condition; process); infideliousness
Meaning:
Unfaithfulnessto a moral obligation to another.
A broken promiseof monogomy to one's significant other.
Disloyalty to one's mate.
Nonmonogamous behavior.
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"Hey! Look! There goes (yet) some more grubby AIDS-riddled whores for him/her to be infidelious with!"
Or:
"Without her knowledge, behind his girlfriend's back, he often trolled the internet, preying on naive, lonely, and attention-starved girls to act out his infideliousness with. Yeah, he was a real piece of shit!"
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