betrayer (Meaning)
betrayer (n)
one who reveals confidential information in return for money
a person who says one thing and does another
betrayer (n.)
One who, or that which, betrays.
Synonyms & Antonyms of betrayer
betrayer Sentence Examples
- The traitorous betrayer was swiftly apprehended for his heinous crime.
- Trusting the betrayer was a grave mistake that I deeply regret.
- The betrayer's treachery sent shockwaves through the organization, shattering bonds of loyalty.
- The once-respected general turned into a betrayer, selling out his own people for greed.
- The betrayer's actions have forever tarnished their reputation as a beacon of honor.
- The betrayer's deceit was so insidious that it took years to uncover their true nature.
- The betrayer's betrayal left a deep wound in my heart, causing immeasurable pain.
- The betrayer's treachery demonstrated the true nature of their character, revealing their selfishness and lack of integrity.
- The betrayer's punishment should serve as a warning to all who would dare to betray trust.
- The betrayer's legacy will forever be one of shame and dishonor, a testament to their treacherous nature.
FAQs About the word betrayer
one who reveals confidential information in return for money, a person who says one thing and does anotherOne who, or that which, betrays.
informant,informer, canary, nark, whistle-blower, stoolie, collaborator, tattletale, fink, snitch
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The traitorous betrayer was swiftly apprehended for his heinous crime.
Trusting the betrayer was a grave mistake that I deeply regret.
The betrayer's treachery sent shockwaves through the organization, shattering bonds of loyalty.
The once-respected general turned into a betrayer, selling out his own people for greed.
