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Synonyms for "betray" in English

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  1. betray:

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Detailed Synonyms for betray in English

betray:

to betray verbe (betraies, betrayed, betraying)

  1. to betray
    to betray; to squeak; to inform against; peach; to squeal; to give away
    • betray verbe (betraies, betrayed, betraying)
    • squeak verbe (squeaks, squeaked, squeaking)
    • inform against verbe (informs against, informed against, informing against)
    • peach verbe
    • squeal verbe (squeals, squealled, squealling)
    • give away verbe (gives away, gave away, giving away)
  2. to betray
    embarras; to disappoint; to confound; to betray
    • embarras verbe
    • disappoint verbe (disappoints, disappointed, disappointing)
    • confound verbe (confounds, confounded, confounding)
    • betray verbe (betraies, betrayed, betraying)
  3. to betray
    – cause someone to believe an untruth 1
    to deceive; to betray; to lead astray
    – cause someone to believe an untruth 1
    • deceive verbe (deceives, deceived, deceiving)
      • The insurance company deceived me when they told me they were covering my house1
    • betray verbe (betraies, betrayed, betraying)
    • lead astray verbe (leads astray, led astray, leading astray)
  4. to betray
    – reveal unintentionally 1
    to betray; bewray
    – reveal unintentionally 1
    • betray verbe (betraies, betrayed, betraying)
      • Her smile betrayed her true feelings1
    • bewray verbe
  5. to betray
    – disappoint, prove undependable to; abandon, forsake 1
    to fail; to betray
    – disappoint, prove undependable to; abandon, forsake 1
    • fail verbe (fails, failed, failing)
      • His sense of smell failed him this time1
      • His strength finally failed him1
      • His children failed him in the crisis1
    • betray verbe (betraies, betrayed, betraying)
  6. to betray
    – deliver to an enemy by treachery 1
    to sell; to betray
    – deliver to an enemy by treachery 1
    • sell verbe (sells, sold, selling)
      • Judas sold Jesus1
    • betray verbe (betraies, betrayed, betraying)
      • The spy betrayed his country1
  7. to betray
    – be sexually unfaithful to one's partner in marriage 1
    to wander; to cheat; to betray; cuckold; cheat on
    – be sexually unfaithful to one's partner in marriage 1
    • wander verbe (wanders, wandered, wandering)
      • Might her husband be wandering?1
    • cheat verbe (cheats, cheated, cheating)
      • She cheats on her husband1
    • betray verbe (betraies, betrayed, betraying)
    • cuckold verbe !
    • cheat on verbe

Conjugations for betray:

present
  1. betray
  2. betray
  3. betraies
  4. betray
  5. betray
  6. betray
simple past
  1. betrayed
  2. betrayed
  3. betrayed
  4. betrayed
  5. betrayed
  6. betrayed
present perfect
  1. have betrayed
  2. have betrayed
  3. has betrayed
  4. have betrayed
  5. have betrayed
  6. have betrayed
past continuous
  1. was betraying
  2. were betraying
  3. was betraying
  4. were betraying
  5. were betraying
  6. were betraying
future
  1. shall betray
  2. will betray
  3. will betray
  4. shall betray
  5. will betray
  6. will betray
continuous present
  1. am betraying
  2. are betraying
  3. is betraying
  4. are betraying
  5. are betraying
  6. are betraying
subjunctive
  1. be betrayed
  2. be betrayed
  3. be betrayed
  4. be betrayed
  5. be betrayed
  6. be betrayed
diverse
  1. betray!
  2. let's betray!
  5. betrayed
  6. betraying
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Related Words for "betray":

  • betraying

Alternate Synonyms for "betray":


Antonyms for "betray":


Related Definitions for "betray":

  1. cause someone to believe an untruth1
  2. reveal unintentionally1
    • Her smile betrayed her true feelings1
  3. disappoint, prove undependable to; abandon, forsake1
  4. deliver to an enemy by treachery1
    • The spy betrayed his country1
  5. be sexually unfaithful to one's partner in marriage1




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