traitorously

Refusing to receive it, he instead issued a royal proclamation that labeled the war a “rebellion” and denounced the revolutionaries for “traitorously preparing, ordering, and levying War against Us.”

In the indictment, which misspelled his name, he is accused of treason and violating federal law for having “unlawfully maliciously and traitorously conspired” to attack state authorities.

Hafiz—Yea, turn traitor to serve a traitor, and after I betray my people, be traitorously killed.

They formed the plan of traitorously entering the town in the night, setting fire to it, and killing in the confusion all the Spaniards.

But these captains will traitorously resist your plans until the day when the general exasperation will compel them to follow you with their bands of mercenaries.