Having the character of, or characteristic of, a traitor.
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From now on, fear will keep potentially traitorous local governments in line.
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It did not reprimand her for the traitorous thought, another interesting note.
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Her traitorous heart, on the other hand, screamed this was bad news.
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Thus note the climax in Queen Margaret's curse upon the traitorous Gloster:-
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And a tiny traitorous wish slipped up from somewhere in her heart.
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That is the style of clothing worn by traitorous ci-devants and aristocrats.
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The Persian peasants and workers have risen against their traitorous Teheran Government.
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Immediately, the traitorous part began to swell, which prompted her to squeeze.
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He was dimly conscious of vast exterior forces and traitorous factors within.
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And the quickening of her traitorous heart aggravated her all the more.
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He speaks of it, only to hide his wicked and traitorous plots.
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Casting the traitorous weapon from her, she sunk upon her knees, murmuring:
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In all probability, the traitorous Sangheili had some grand scheme in mind.
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I am not afraid of my sentiments, or of being deemed traitorous.
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By some means or other these two traitorous jades will be captured.
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You shall have that lying plaster to stick upon your traitorous soul.
