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Significados de
turncoat
em inglês
português
apóstata
catalão
apòstata
Back to the meaning
A disloyal person who betrays or deserts his cause or religion or political party or friend etc.
renegade
deserter
apostate
recreant
ratter
português
apóstata
Sinônimos
Examples for "
renegade
"
renegade
deserter
apostate
recreant
ratter
Examples for "
renegade
"
1
An hour passed; the
renegade
smoked in silence; the chiefs did likewise.
2
Chief among the latter is party
renegade
Julius Malema's Economic Freedom Fighters.
3
In June he ordered security forces to stop hunting the army
renegade
.
4
An occasional party
renegade
,
she has not said how she will vote.
5
Either way, Omak Péle might not have been frightened into going
renegade
.
1
Aridius thereupon sought Clovis, in the guise of a
deserter
from Gondebaud.
2
Upon the line of
baseness
,
-
the
deserter
is placed next to the traitor.
3
The
deserter
stopped for an instant, and then leaped on the horse.
4
The fellow Dupont quarrelled with and shot was a
deserter
named Connors.
5
The king proscribes me, and brands me as a traitor and
deserter
.
1
It targeted a hotel frequented by the members of the
apostate
government.
2
The Gods have suspended their thunder over the head of the
apostate
.
3
This is the same old serpent, the dragon, the
apostate
,
the leviathan.
4
He was eating the fare of an
apostate
,
of a despised Nazarene.
5
Frings gored Henry in his columns with the rage of an
apostate
.
1
The
recreant
or the dreamer complains that he has no real chance.
2
A conspirator who wanted to be safe was a
recreant
in disguise.
3
I were false and
recreant
if I went not to their assistance.
4
Only by being
recreant
to every sentiment of honor, gratitude and humanity.
5
The magistrates were
recreant
to their trust, he has performed their functions.
1
You wouldn't believe what a good cat, a prime
ratter
,
fetches these days.
2
And Fan, the champion
ratter
,
with her fifty off the reel.
3
Grey cat called Snooky who was a good
ratter
even with his balls cut off.
4
Both breeds are from China, but the Chinese Crested was used as a
ratter
on ships.
5
When properly entered he cannot be surpassed as a
"
ratter
.
"
Uso de
turncoat
em inglês
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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Grammar, pronunciation and more
Sobre este termo
turncoat
Substantivo
Singular
Colocações frequentes
appear a turncoat
big turncoat
damned turncoat
greasy turncoat
let the turncoat
Mais colocações
Translations for
turncoat
português
apóstata
renegado
catalão
apòstata
renegat
Turncoat
ao longo do tempo
Turncoat
nas variantes da língua
Reino Unido
Comum