treacher Synonyms
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treacher Meaning
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treacher (n.)
A traitor; a cheat.
treacher Sentence Examples
- The treacherous mountain path was fraught with hidden crevices and loose rocks.
- The treacherous waters of the river concealed powerful currents that could easily sweep swimmers away.
- The politician's treacherous betrayal of his constituents cost him his reelection.
- The treacherous ice beneath her feet cracked and gave way, sending her tumbling into the freezing water.
- The treacherous smile on her face belied her true intentions.
- The treacherous terrain made it nearly impossible for the hikers to navigate without getting lost.
- The treacherous wind whipped up a blinding snowstorm, obscuring their vision and making it impossible to continue.
- The treacherous enemy laid an ambush, catching their adversaries off guard and inflicting heavy casualties.
- The treacherous slope proved too steep for the climbers, who were forced to turn back.
- The treacherous disease ravaged the population, leaving behind only a fraction of its former size.
FAQs About the word treacher
A traitor; a cheat.
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The treacherous mountain path was fraught with hidden crevices and loose rocks.
The treacherous waters of the river concealed powerful currents that could easily sweep swimmers away.
The politician's treacherous betrayal of his constituents cost him his reelection.
The treacherous ice beneath her feet cracked and gave way, sending her tumbling into the freezing water.
