traitorous Synonyms
Strongest:
- true
- down-the-line
- loyal
- trusty
- dutiful
- trusty
- solid
- staunch
- dedicated
- true
- steady
- faithful
- devoted
- dependable
- stanch
- devout
- down-the-line
- reliable
- reliable
- dependable
- fast
- fast
- devoted
- devout
- loyal
- steady
- dutiful
- steadfast
- responsible
- dedicated
- staunch
- solid
- steadfast
- faithful
- constant
- trustworthy
- constant
- responsible
- stanch
- trustworthy
Strong:
- determined
- confirmed
- intent
- passionate
- tried
- determined
- enthusiastic
- unhesitating
- intent
- unhesitating
- enthusiastic
- ardent
- unfaltering
- confirmed
- resolute
- inveterate
- inveterate
- passionate
- tried
- resolute
- unfaltering
- tried-and-true
- tried-and-true
- ardent
Weak:
traitorous Meaning
traitorous (s)
having the character of, or characteristic of, a traitor
traitorous (a.)
Guilty of treason; treacherous; perfidious; faithless; as, a traitorous officer or subject.
Consisting in treason; partaking of treason; implying breach of allegiance; as, a traitorous scheme.
traitorous Sentence Examples
- The general was accused of traitorous behavior for providing sensitive information to the enemy.
- The politician's support for the opposition's agenda was seen as a traitorous act.
- The spy was condemned as a traitorous individual for betraying his country's secrets.
- The soldier's decision to defect to the enemy was perceived as a traitorous act.
- The traitorous actions of the double agent compromised the mission's success.
- The former ally's traitorous actions irrevocably damaged the trust between the two nations.
- The traitorous conspiracy was uncovered, preventing further harm to the kingdom.
- The traitorous plot to overthrow the government was swiftly suppressed.
- The traitorous organization sought to undermine the stability of the nation.
- The traitorous betrayal of a close friend left an emotional scar that would not heal.
FAQs About the word traitorous
having the character of, or characteristic of, a traitorGuilty of treason; treacherous; perfidious; faithless; as, a traitorous officer or subject., Consisting
false, faithless, untrue, perfidious, unreliable, disloyal, treacherous, unfaithful, fickle, recreant
true, down-the-line, loyal, trusty, dutiful, trusty, solid, staunch, dedicated, true
The general was accused of traitorous behavior for providing sensitive information to the enemy.
The politician's support for the opposition's agenda was seen as a traitorous act.
The spy was condemned as a traitorous individual for betraying his country's secrets.
The soldier's decision to defect to the enemy was perceived as a traitorous act.
