Modifying Another Word

• so: Instead, they'd been so unfaithful to God that he'd allowed them to be invaded and exiled as a judgment.

• notoriously: He does not seem to have had much luck in his marriage; his wife Janey was notoriously unfaithful.

• frequently: Onassis was frequently unfaithful, but the marriage remained unchallenged until he encountered opera diva, Maria Callas.

• often: Employers are often unfaithful to fulfill their obligations and responsibilities to those in their employ.

Modifies a noun

• husband: His client then stabs her unfaithful husband to death with the knife she had been chopping parsley with.

• lover: Unfaithful lovers, betrayal by friends, sooner or later the pain must end.

• servant: The unfaithful servant did nothing - he didn't trade.

• partner: The unfaithful partner must end the affair, once and for all.

• spouse: The Church has sold herself to the world, and is now merely like all unfaithful spouses that have betrayed their true husbands.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Some men may become secretly unfaithful to their wives.

• prove: They had proved unfaithful, they had proved to be false, they were so unlike the Savior.

• seem: Unfortunately some of the thinking seemed unfaithful to the Bible.