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Treasonably - English meaning

Treasonably – definitions in English dictionary

adverb

In a way that harms, or is considered to harm, your country or government, especially by helping its enemies

Usage examples:

They had cooperated treasonably with the nazis during the war., she was being investigated for trea…

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背叛地

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Verraderlijk

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Trahison

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Verräterisch

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देशद्रोही

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Tradimento

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반역적으로

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Предательски

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Traidoramente

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Treasonably – similar words

treasonable

adjective

(of an offence or offender) punishable as treason or as committing treason.

Usage examples:

There was no evidence of treasonable activity
adjective

A treasonable act, crime, etc. is, or is considered to be, treason

Usage examples:

A treasonable offence, treasonable activities
Treasonable - all meanings in English

treason

noun

The crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill or overthrow the sovereign or government.

Usage examples:

They were convicted of treason
Treason - all meanings in English

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