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Definition of treasonable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
betrayal of countryRare involving actions to help enemies or overthrow governmentRare
- Such treasonable acts cannot be ignored by the authorities.
- The committee investigated treasonable correspondence.
- He faced charges for treasonable conspiracy.
Origin of treasonable
Latin, tradere (to hand over)
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- French:traître, ...
- German:landesverräterisch, ...
- Italian:eversivo, ...
- Spanish:constitutivo de traición, ...
- Portuguese:traidor, ...
- Chinese:叛国的, ...
- Japanese:反逆的な, ...
- Arabic:خيانى, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹגְדָנִי, ...
- Russian:изменнический, ...
- Ukrainian:державно-зрадницький, ...
- Hindi:देशद्रोही, ...
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