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betrayal
noun as in exhibition of disloyalty
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noun as in divulgence of information
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The president’s militarism and increasingly belligerent foreign policy, as symbolized by his War Department, is a betrayal of these voters.
For a long time it seemed that Brown would never forgive his former ally for this, in his eyes, betrayal.
“Saying he played in a band that didn’t play, it’s a betrayal to the band who saved his life,” adds Sixx.
That’s the set-up, but the script shifts so fast from one betrayal to the next that all you can do is hang on.
"Her actions represent a profound and devastating betrayal of the trust and love extended to her."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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