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Trust handed over with both hands, then quietly returned to the wrong owner.
means The act of betraying or failing to support someone or something you owed allegiance to.
from From Old French desloial, undoing loial (loyal), itself from Latin legalis, lawful — so disloyalty is, at root, lawlessness of the heart.
Legal rootShares an ancestor with legal and legitimate.
Worse than enmityCaesar mourned Brutus, not the strangers.
Dante's deepestHell's lowest ring punishes betrayers, frozen solid.