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Definition of treason - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
betrayalcrime of betraying one's country or government
- He was arrested for treason against the state.
2.
treacheryact of betrayal or treachery against someone
- Her actions were seen as a treason to their friendship.
Expressions with treason
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betrayal of one's country, particularly against the sovereign or government
He was arrested and charged with high treason for his actions against the state..
serious betrayal against a person group or shared cause
To some fans, leaving the club felt like an act of treason.
Origin of treason
Latin, traditio (betrayal)
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Examples of treason in a sentence
Treason was a serious charge during the war. His betrayal was considered treason by the group. The leak of confidential information was deemed treason.
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- French:trahison, ...
- German:Hochverrat, ...
- Italian:tradimento, slealtà, ...
- Spanish:traición, ...
- Portuguese:traição, deslealdade, ...
- Chinese:叛国罪, 背叛, ...
- Japanese:反逆罪, 反逆, ...
- Arabic:خيانة عظمى, خِيَانَة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּגִידָה, ...
- Russian:государственная измена, ...
- Ukrainian:державна зрада, зрада, ...
- Hindi:देशद्रोह, विश्वासघात, ...
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