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betrayal

/bɪˈtreɪ.əl/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'acte de violer délibérément la confiance ou la loyauté, ou le fait d'aider l'ennemi.

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/bɪˈtreɪ.əl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'acte de violer délibérément la confiance ou la loyauté, ou le fait d'aider l'ennemi.

A noun referring to an act of deliberately breaking trust or loyalty, or the quality of aiding an enemy.

  1. Act of disloyaltyB2formal

    An act of being disloyal or treacherous to someone who trusts you.

    frTrahison

    • His betrayal of her secret left her feeling devastated.
    • The betrayal of a close friend is hard to forgive.
    • She saw his actions as a betrayal of their partnership.

    Synonymesbreach of trustdeceptiondisloyaltydouble-dealingfaithlessnessperfidysellouttreachery

    Antonymesallegiancedevotionfaithfulnessfidelityloyalty

  2. Aiding an enemyB2formal

    The act of helping an enemy or opposing side, often in a secretive manner.

    frTrahison envers l'ennemi

    • The spy was convicted of betrayal for passing secrets to the enemy.
    • In wartime, betrayal is considered one of the worst crimes.
    • His betrayal of his country shocked everyone.

    Synonymescollusiondisloyaltydouble-dealingperfidysellouttreacherytreason

Formes
  • betrayals plural form
  • betrayals' possessive plural form
  • betrayal's possessive singular form
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