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Meanings of turncoat in English
Usage of turncoat in English
1
We are not a turncoat; we had hoped that Carpentier would win.
2
Sooner or later, if there isn't a turncoat, the people make one.
3
She called Miss Abbott a turncoat and a coward to her face.
4
A man may be a turncoat in good faith, but a traitor-bah
5
Which is another reason for general GS enmity: the turncoat syndrome.
6
They know he is a turncoat from Great Nest, after all.
7
I wanted to show him I was better than my own turncoat father.
8
So now you see how easy it is, my turncoat half-daughter.
9
Luis Cervantes determined to play turncoat; indeed, mentally, he had already changed sides.
10
I will not lose a good captive and ransom for any Mercian turncoat.
11
He'd even become a British citizen, like the turncoat he was.
12
Well, there's that turncoat of a Stanhope with his fine airs.
13
He might be an asshole and a turncoat, but he was a professional.
14
I prayed that my husband, though a coward, would not become a turncoat.
15
She will see him die the death of a liar and a turncoat.
16
In the case of the turncoat government officials, the options are dead or dead.
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