transfugitive (Meaning)

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transfugitive (n.)

One who flees from one side to another; hence, a deserter; a turncoat; an apostate.

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The transfugitive's betrayal cast a shadow of doubt upon the loyalty of his former comrades.
The general was accused of harboring transfugitives within his ranks, undermining trust and discipline.
She fled into exile, becoming a transfugitive from her oppressive homeland.
Their defection sent shockwaves through the organization, leaving behind a legacy of suspicion and broken bonds.
The transfugitives' information proved invaluable in exposing the enemy's plans and preventing a devastating attack.
He was branded a transfugitive, his name forever tarnished by the stain of treachery.
The transfugitive's motives were shrouded in mystery, fueling speculation and suspicion.
Their presence in enemy territory raised concerns about espionage and sabotage, casting a long shadow over diplomatic relations.
The government's amnesty offer aimed to entice transfugitives back into the fold, offering a chance for redemption and reconciliation.
The transfugitive's actions ignited a fierce debate on loyalty, patriotism, and the boundaries of ethical conduct in times of conflict.

One who flees from one side to another; hence, a deserter; a turncoat; an apostate.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The transfugitive's betrayal cast a shadow of doubt upon the loyalty of his former comrades.

The general was accused of harboring transfugitives within his ranks, undermining trust and discipline.

She fled into exile, becoming a transfugitive from her oppressive homeland.

Their defection sent shockwaves through the organization, leaving behind a legacy of suspicion and broken bonds.