double-crossing (Meaning)

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double-crossing (n)

an act of betrayal

The double-crossing politician promised voters one thing and did another when elected.
The double-crossing spy stole secrets from his own government and sold them to the enemy.
The double-crossing friend betrayed her best friend by spreading rumors about her.
The double-crossing business partner embezzled money from the company and fled the country.
The double-crossing athlete used performance-enhancing drugs to gain an advantage over his competitors.
The double-crossing student cheated on a test and got caught.
The double-crossing salesperson lied to a customer about a product's features to make a sale.
The double-crossing doctor misdiagnosed a patient's illness, which led to the patient's death.
The double-crossing lawyer represented both the plaintiff and the defendant in a lawsuit.
The double-crossing CEO fired employees after promising them raises.

an act of betrayal

backstabbing,betraying,crossing, two-timing, selling (out), giving away,stabbing in the back, selling down the river, snitching (on), going back on

saving, protecting, defending, saving, defending,protecting, standing by,guarding, standing by, guarding

The double-crossing politician promised voters one thing and did another when elected.

The double-crossing spy stole secrets from his own government and sold them to the enemy.

The double-crossing friend betrayed her best friend by spreading rumors about her.

The double-crossing business partner embezzled money from the company and fled the country.