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Meanings of bewray in English
Spanish
traicionar Usage of bewray in English
1
Shall it be a man to bewray thee, or a woman to bewray me?
2
Said the scarlet-clad man: 'Belike by thine eyes thou art a true man, and wilt not bewray me.
3
Smollett and Carlyle then walked home through secluded streets, and were silent, lest their speech should bewray them for Scots.
4
But look thou to it, if thou hast a mind to bewray me; for the sons of the Raven die hard.
5
Sith ye have bewrayed me, ye may stay on this hither shore.
6
By the soul of my father I am not bewraying thee.
7
Their speech bewrays them and is an index of their slow, shrewd minds.
8
His speech, like Sir Piercy Shafton's Euphuistic eloquence, bewrayed him under every disguise.
9
Fair lines bewrayed a figure not too svelte?
10
A cotton tidy over the rocking-chair bewrays, wrought into its crocheted gorgeousness, the name of Uncle Tom.
11
And Earl Waltheof went over sea, and bewrayed himself; but he asked forgiveness, and proffered gifts of ransom.
12
But I had not known how far off thou wert banished, if thy speech had not bewrayed it.
13
Bewray not him that wan- dereth.
14
The penny has come down with the wrong side uppermost, and the loud execration at once bewrays young Badman.
15
Thy pride hath bewrayed thee.
16
7 To a hill's side, which did to her bewray