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betrayer

/bɪˈtreɪ.ər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa aquele que trai, ou seja, que quebra a confiança de alguém ou age contra seus compromissos, valores ou lealdades; também se refere a quem entrega informações confidenciais em benefício próprio.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/bɪˈtreɪ.ər/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa aquele que trai, ou seja, que quebra a confiança de alguém ou age contra seus compromissos, valores ou lealdades; também se refere a quem entrega informações confidenciais em benefício próprio.

A noun referring to a person who reveals confidential information for personal gain, or someone who acts contrary to their stated intentions.

  1. Informant for profitB2formal

    An individual who discloses secret or private information to another party, typically in exchange for financial gain.

    ptInformante por recompensa

    • The spy was branded a betrayer after selling classified documents.
    • He became a betrayer of his own family for a large sum of money.
    • The organization discovered the betrayer among its trusted members.

    Sinônimosgrassinformantinformernarkratselloutsnitchsquealerstool pigeon

  2. Hypocrite or deceiverB2formal

    A person whose actions contradict their stated beliefs or promises, often leading to disappointment or harm.

    ptHipócrita ou enganador

    • She felt like a betrayer when she broke her promise to her friend.
    • He was seen as a betrayer of the movement's core values.
    • The politician was labeled a betrayer for not keeping his campaign pledges.

    Sinônimosdeceiverdissemblerdouble-dealerfraudhypocriteimpostorphonypretender

    Antônimosloyalistsupporterupholder

Formas
  • betrayers plural form
  • betrayers' possessive plural form
  • betrayer's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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