misfaith Antonyms
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Meaning of misfaith
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misfaith (n.)
Want of faith; distrust.
misfaith Sentence Examples
- The lawyer argued that the contract was entered into in misfaith, invalidating it.
- The accusations of misfaith between the partners cast a shadow over their relationship.
- The tribunal found that the defendant had acted in misfaith and awarded the plaintiff compensation.
- The employee's misfaith led to the company losing a major contract.
- The government's misfaith in the peace process undermined public trust.
- The breach of promise was done in misfaith, causing severe emotional distress.
- The misfaith of the investment advisor cost the client significant financial losses.
- The misfaith of the landlord in denying the tenant's reasonable request breached the terms of the lease.
- The misfaith of the witness in providing false testimony obstructed justice.
- The misfaith of the spouse in concealing marital assets during divorce proceedings was considered fraud.
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Want of faith; distrust.
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The lawyer argued that the contract was entered into in misfaith, invalidating it.
The accusations of misfaith between the partners cast a shadow over their relationship.
The tribunal found that the defendant had acted in misfaith and awarded the plaintiff compensation.
The employee's misfaith led to the company losing a major contract.
