The suspicions of British perfidy were bad enough.
Willful betrayal of fidelity, confidence, or trust;perfidy.
such perfidy and pride, envy and ambition, homicide and murder, cruelty and savagery, lawlessness and lust;
1.a breach of faith; treachery; infidelity; disloyalty; unfaithfulness; perfidy; renege
His return spurred talk of perfidy by the Saudis, whose vast wealth and history of meddling across their south-western border has long stoked Yemeni suspicions.
As devotion unites lovers, so perfidy estranges friends.
Would the man's perfidy never reach a limit?
