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Meanings of betraye the fact in English

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Usage of betraye the fact in English
1
Before Mary's birth, however, an incident had occurred, betraying the fact that the dauphin and Charles VII.
Charles the Bold, Last Duke of Burgundy, 1433-1477
2
If any fear of the consequences of his lawless behavior oppressed him, he was far from betraying the fact.
The Young Engineers in Arizona; or, Laying Tracks on the Man-kil...
3
He will hit me in the eye, thereby betraying the fact that my remark touched what his unconscious knows to be true.
A Dominie in Doubt
4
She had to be tactful because she wished to tell the story without betraying the fact that she had been with Frank.
The Man Who Knew
5
So intensely interested were the six young high school athletes in the proceedings now that each one steeled himself to prevent betraying the fact.
The High School Boys' Canoe Club
6
Grenville felt it inadvisable to move about too freely on the terrace, and thereby risk betraying the fact they were only two in number.
As It Was in the Beginning
7
"You may speak for yourself," retorted the German colonel gruffly, betraying the fact that he understood the language.
Uncle Sam's Boys with Pershing's Troops / Or, Dick Prescott at G...
8
"And so, you find me cruel?" she challenged him at length, thereby betraying the fact that the accusation had struck home.
Scaramouche: A Romance of the French Revolution