defections (Meaning)

defections

conscious abandonment of allegiance or duty (as to a person, cause, or doctrine)

No weak antonyms found.

The candidate's defection to the opposing party dealt a significant blow to his former allies.
The high level of defections within the military raised concerns about internal stability.
The organization experienced mass defections following a controversial decision by its leadership.
The general's defection with vital intelligence compromised national security.
The politician's defection garnered widespread media attention and sparked political intrigue.
The athlete's defection from his home country to represent a different nation sent shockwaves through the sports world.
The company's top executives engaged in a series of high-profile defections to rival firms.
The government attributed the defections to a combination of dissatisfaction and disillusionment.
The rebels' defections weakened the enemy's forces and turned the tide of battle.
The defections from the religious community highlighted divisions and challenges within the organization.

conscious abandonment of allegiance or duty (as to a person, cause, or doctrine)

sectarianisms, infidelities, misconceptions, errors,apostasies, scissions, schisms, fallacies, deviations, misbeliefs

agreements,orthodoxies, conventionalities,conformities, conformations,

The candidate's defection to the opposing party dealt a significant blow to his former allies.

The high level of defections within the military raised concerns about internal stability.

The organization experienced mass defections following a controversial decision by its leadership.

The general's defection with vital intelligence compromised national security.