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Meanings of
treasonous
in English
Having the character of, or characteristic of, a traitor.
faithless
unfaithful
traitorous
treasonable
Related terms
disloyal
Synonyms
Examples for "
faithless
"
faithless
unfaithful
traitorous
treasonable
Examples for "
faithless
"
1
Splendid; airy, untouched by fear; untouched by thought; fearless,
faithless
,
heedless, graceless.
2
Circuit Court of Appeals against Colorado's cancellation of a
faithless
elector's vote.
3
Trush represents a lonely act of faith in a largely
faithless
system.
4
The steamer made good progress, however, in spite of the
faithless
wind.
5
I rid the King of a
faithless
domestic, without ruining the individual.
1
Thus are
unfaithful
slaves punished; and thus the law allows and commands.
2
Some think with the
unfaithful
,
and see no harm in the infidelity.
3
But he had been
unfaithful
only in the letter of his bond.
4
I remembered the way Reileen Kawahara had dealt with two
unfaithful
minions.
5
We don't know what percentage of married Irish people have been
unfaithful
.
1
From now on, fear will keep potentially
traitorous
local governments in line.
2
It did not reprimand her for the
traitorous
thought, another interesting note.
3
Her
traitorous
heart, on the other hand, screamed this was bad news.
4
Thus note the climax in Queen Margaret's curse upon the
traitorous
Gloster:-
5
And a tiny
traitorous
wish slipped up from somewhere in her heart.
1
The correspondence he acknowledged; but maintained that it had no
treasonable
tendency.
2
This document was direct evidence of the
treasonable
intentions of the prisoner.
3
You say a number of men supported him in his
treasonable
utterances.
4
Those words would have been called
treasonable
to the people of France.
5
He suspected treachery, and considered the publication of such a petition
treasonable
.
Usage of
treasonous
in English
1
I was going to say
treasonous
,
but sure, let's go with relevant.
2
They had to be because the speech was just that: unequivocally
treasonous
.
3
These are
treasonous
peasants, they fight around back streets and in hiding.
4
How shall a
treasonous
family live untouchable in the very heart of London?
5
I haven't heard a word from you yet that isn't
treasonous
.
6
Without her as a figurehead, they were merely a
treasonous
group of subversives.
7
My cousin William Courtenay, already under arrest, is now charged with
treasonous
plotting.
8
Maybe George knew of my
treasonous
McGuire visit and was playing with me.
9
He thought of the girl, sobbing at the destruction of her
treasonous
world.
10
My men have reported to me no
treasonous
news about them.
11
With discovering proof that Alviarin entered a
treasonous
correspondence with the Dragon Reborn.
12
Two people hunting, saying
treasonous
things against the Capitol, yes.
13
The others finally started moving, pulling Vathi toward the safety of their
treasonous
fortress.
14
Sounds
treasonous
to me, said a grating voice behind me.
15
For one thing, MacHinery and his crew will regard the whole project as
treasonous
.
16
This malfunctioning version of me was a new,
treasonous
place.
Other examples for "treasonous"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
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treasonous
Adjective
Frequent collocations
treasonous intent
consider treasonous
overtly treasonous
treasonous act
treasonous activity
More collocations
Treasonous
through the time
Treasonous
across language varieties
United States of America
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