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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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Example Sentences
“This is a huge personal betrayal to me,” she wrote.
For the sake of eliminating the Republicans’ absurd edge in public perceptions of which party is more patriotic, not to mention guarding America’s armed forces, spies and nuclear secrets from betrayal, the Democrats have got to act.
Anything else would lead to internal conflict as many would view it as a betrayal.
The Scottish Conservatives have described the early release of prisoners as a betrayal of victims and said it compromises community safety.
What the documentary describes as the “shock wave” from Jesus’ doleful announcement of profound betrayal within his cohort is seen rippling through the facial features and bodily gestures of the gathered apostles.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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