Traitors Meaning in English
word · lemma: traitor
Definition
People who betray their country, friends, or group by being disloyal or helping its enemies.
Usage & Nuances
Strongly negative and emotional; often used in politics, conflicts, and when discussing loyalty. Calling someone a "traitor" is a serious accusation. Common pairings: "national traitors," "traitors to their cause." Don’t confuse with "enemy"—a traitor is someone from your own side who betrays you.
Example Sentences
The army punished the traitors who helped the enemy.
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Some people called the leaders traitors for making peace with their rivals.
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In stories, villains are often traitors to their kingdom.
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Wow, I can't believe they turned out to be traitors after all this time.
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Some former fans now call them traitors for changing teams.
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There's a long history of labeling people as traitors in times of crisis.
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