snitchers (Meaning)
snitchers
inform sense 2, tattle, one who snitches, to take by sly or secret action, to take by stealth, pilfer, inform, tattle, a person who snitches
Synonyms & Antonyms of snitchers
snitchers Sentence Examples
- The snitchers betrayed their friends to the authorities, ruining their reputation.
- The schoolyard was rampant with snitchers who tattled on their classmates.
- The police relied heavily on snitchers to gather intelligence about criminal activity.
- Despite the risks, some snitchers had the courage to expose dangerous individuals.
- The neighborhood was divided between those who trusted the snitchers and those who despised them.
- The snitchers' identities were kept secret to protect them from retaliation.
- The law offered reduced sentences to snitchers who provided valuable information.
- The government's witness protection program kept snitchers safe from harm.
- Some snitchers felt guilt for betraying their former associates.
- The legacy of snitching continued to haunt communities long after the original incidents.
FAQs About the word snitchers
inform sense 2, tattle, one who snitches, to take by sly or secret action, to take by stealth, pilfer, inform, tattle, a person who snitches
canaries,informants, stool pigeons, rats, informers, tattletales, spies, rat finks, talebearers,collaborators
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The snitchers betrayed their friends to the authorities, ruining their reputation.
The schoolyard was rampant with snitchers who tattled on their classmates.
The police relied heavily on snitchers to gather intelligence about criminal activity.
Despite the risks, some snitchers had the courage to expose dangerous individuals.
