Meanings of seem a betrayal in English

Change of any sort seemed a betrayal of her love for Garn.

It had seemed a betrayal of all that was most sacred.

He had been ashamed and disgusted with himself because of it; it had seemed a betrayal of them both.

Its grandeur seemed a betrayal.

It is an attraction that seems a betrayal of Stephanie Harrington, the best friend either of them have ever had.

But it seemed a betrayal of her husband, who had clung to this photograph through the darkest hours of his life.

Ezio quickly realized that this was a love trialpanied, and could not understand what seemed a betrayal of large cafree by Alberti.

Her spirit grieved, because voluntarily touching the Dragon King seemed a betrayal of Sano, and the first willing step toward losing her virtue.

My conversation with Sasha at Mikhailovskoye spurs me to reexamine this scene, and, on reflection, our script seems a betrayal of the original.

The magazine in those old days was immensely publicity-averse, and even the most whimsical report from its interior would have seemed a betrayal.

When my best female friend joined the women's drinking society (that there was a women's drinking society was hailed as progress), it seemed a betrayal.