delator (Meaning)
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delator (n.)
An accuser; an informer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of delator
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delator Sentence Examples
- The delator was known for his cunning ways of gathering information.
- Being labeled a delator is not a title one should aspire to hold.
- The delator's testimony led to the downfall of many powerful individuals.
- In ancient Rome, a delator was often feared for their ability to betray others.
- The delator's motives were questioned as they seemed to benefit from the chaos they caused.
- History is filled with tales of delators who traded loyalty for personal gain.
- It's said that a delator's conscience is as barren as a desert.
- The delator's treachery knew no bounds, sparing neither friend nor foe.
- In times of political unrest, delators thrived, thriving on the fear they instilled.
- The delator's name became synonymous with betrayal, echoing through the annals of history.
FAQs About the word delator
An accuser; an informer.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The delator was known for his cunning ways of gathering information.
Being labeled a delator is not a title one should aspire to hold.
The delator's testimony led to the downfall of many powerful individuals.
In ancient Rome, a delator was often feared for their ability to betray others.
