treacherously
Adverb as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:He betrayed his friends treacherously by selling their plans to the enemy.
Definition:To reveal or betray someone’s secrets; to be unfaithful to someone.
Example:Their treacherous betrayal led to the downfall of the entire kingdom.
Definition:The act of betraying someone, especially by breaking a relationship of trust or commitment.
Example:The general was accused of treachery and was executed for treacherously surrendering his troops.
Definition:The quality of being treacherous or in a state of betrayal.
Example:The politician’s treacherous actions undermined the trust that the voters had in him.
Definition:To damage or weaken something secretly or gradually; to undermine confidence or trust.
Example:He treacherously deserted the company when it needed him most.
Definition:To leave a person or cause without support, typically in a way that is regarded as culpable or treacherous.
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