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betrayed

[bih-treyd] / bɪˈtreɪd /




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"I would get up and have breakfast, and he would look at me in the eye. And I don't know how he could have betrayed me for so many years."

From BBC

The divide between the demons and humans gets blurred when it's discovered that one character was once human but betrayed their family, while another is secretly hiding signs of a demon identity.

From BBC

As her campaign moves forward, Raman will have to differentiate herself from Bass — as well as address the narrative that she betrayed Bass, who offered an important boost to her reelection campaign in 2024.

From Los Angeles Times

Brown said he believes Mandelson "betrayed" his country by leaking the information.

From BBC

“Crawfie was ostracized as a result, and ‘doing a Crawfie’ became the shorthand term for any Palace employee who betrayed intimate family details for financial gain.”

From The Wall Street Journal