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double-cross
verb as in to deceive or betray someone
noun as in betrayal
Example Sentences
Then it’s time to turn a doorknob, which will trigger one of the Ladder’s multiple digital screens and ask groups to pick a character to portray — my team opted for a young hotshot of a narcissist who appeared eager to double-cross.
In her speech, the star admitted that hosting The Traitors - in which contestants double-cross each other in the race to win a £100,000 prize - had felt "incredibly risky" when it was first pitched to her, as it required a different presentation style to her bubbly Strictly persona.
It never entered his mind that someone might double-cross him.
Wergin was Kappe's collateral, so Haupt wouldn't "double-cross this whole thing."
And they suspected that if the opportunity to double-cross the mission presented itself, Haupt would seize the chance.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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