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traitor
noun as in person who is disloyal
Strong matches
Judas, apostate, backslider, betrayer, deceiver, defector, double-crosser, fink, intriguer, miscreant, quisling, rebel, snake, sneak, snitch, snitcher, squealer, tattletale, traducer, treasonist, two-timer, whistle-blower, wolf
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Sir Stephen stated that traitors don't get as much sleep as the faithfuls do, pointing at Cat.
"I just started stuffing cheese in my mouth cos I can't stop grinning. Isn't it funny? I was so nervous when Claudia squeezed my shoulder blade, and now I just love being a traitor."
Though Lincoln quickly overruled the order as overbroad, he did not, according to Ms. Nadell, object in principle “to expelling ‘traitors and Jew peddlers.’”
Having met so many of the contestants beforehand, that could help Ross "hide out as a traitor," said TV reporter Siobhan Synnot.
Just 32 minutes into the first episode, after the comedian had been selected as a "traitor", his body started to betray him.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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