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traitor

[trey-ter] / ˈtreɪ tər /


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Crowds of supporters and protesters followed Tsai around the city, some carrying signs with messages such as “Welcome, Taiwanese President” and others waving Chinese flags and banners calling Tsai “a big traitor to China.”

From Washington Post

“The traitors of the nation — shoot them,” was the chant, including an expletive, that Mr. Thakur led.

From New York Times

But, determined to keep the public’s spirits up in difficult times, the regime dropped its ideological intransigence and welcomed those whom it had denounced for decades as “sellouts” or “traitors.”

From Washington Post

More likely, if he’s indicted at all, Trump will glory in the injustice of Bragg’s folly, raising millions more for another run at the presidency and emboldening his base to save America from traitors.

From Washington Post

A former Army soldier arrived in Ukraine only to turn traitor and defect to Russia.

From New York Times