Usage of "be treachery"

We have no meanings for "be treachery" in our records yet.

Usage of be treachery in English

I hated to believe it, but I believed it to be treachery. 
 The Relief of Mafeking / How it Was Accomplished by Mahon's Flyi... 

To write in her home as he felt now, would be treachery! 
 Home Again 

If Langston be in it, there is sure to be treachery. 
 Unknown to History: A Story of the Captivity of Mary of Scotland 

If there be one thing God hates, it must be treachery. 
 Unspoken Sermons, Series I., II., and III. 

On hearing these names from Curtis, it struck me that there might be treachery somewhere. 
 Lord Kilgobbin 

There must be treachery indeed at work for such a scheme to be carried out. 
 A Knight of the White Cross: A Tale of the Siege of Rhodes 

Could there be treachery lurking beneath those simple lines? 
 Peter Ruff and the Double Four 

I will not sleep in my bed to-night, for I suspect there may be treachery abroad. 
 Erling the Bold 

It would be treachery to copy it, but it would be treachery simply against a traitor. 
 Sevenoaks: A Story of Today 

To speak of his thoughts would be treachery. 
 A Hungarian Nabob 

So there was to be treachery, Hanson thought. 
 The Sky Is Falling 

My brigantine now lies within a league of this, and 'twould be treachery to deny it. 
 The Water-Witch; Or, the Skimmer of the Seas: A Tale 

That would be treachery against our people. 
 The Guardian 

There must be treachery going on somewhere. 
 A Patriotic Schoolgirl 

Then the king said, "Let us draw up our men, and be ready, if there be treachery." 
 Heimskringla; Or, The Chronicle of the Kings of Norway 

But that would be treachery! 
 The Belgians to the Front 

Verb

Noun

Meanings of be treachery in English