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traitor
[trey-ter]
noun
a person who betrays another person, a cause, or any trust.
a person who commits treason by betraying their country.
traitor
/ ˈٰɪə /
noun
a person who is guilty of treason or treachery, in betraying friends, country, a cause or trust, etc
Other Word Forms
- traitorship noun
- ˈٰٴǰdzܲ adjective
- ˈٰٴǰˌ noun
- ˈٰٰ noun
- ˈٰٴǰdzܲly adverb
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of traitor1
Example Sentences
“Keeping the traitors’ identities secret is the No. 1 thing for us,” Cotton adds.
Despite how she feels, DeCew said she rejects the notion that people who want to leave the country are "traitors or haters of the United States."
“I have no personal feelings,” Stéphanie insists, even as her ex-husband and his new girlfriend, also police officers, accuse her of being a traitor.
A handful of contestants, known as traitors, pick off their castmates, the faithful, with nightly "murders" - while the faithful try to work out their identity.
A total of 19 presenters, actors, singers, comedians and sportsmen will attempt to be good traitors and faithfuls in the show, which will air this autumn.
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