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Meaning of traitors
The primary meaning of the word "traitors" refers to people who betray their country, organization, or group.
Etymology of traitors
The word "traitors" comes from the Old French word "traitor", which is derived from the Latin word "traditor", meaning "one who delivers up", from "tradere", which means "to hand over" or "to deliver"
Historically, the term has been used to describe individuals who have committed acts of treason, which can range from espionage and sabotage to rebellion and defection
Synonyms
betrayers
defectors
turncoats
renegades
deserters
apostates
rebels
mutineers
dissidents
insurgents
conspirators
Collaborators
double-crossers
double-dealers
deceivers
backstabbers
cheaters
defectors
fugitives
outlaws
fugitives
lawbreakers
criminals
offenders
villains
scoundrels
rascals
knaves
traiterous persons
Definitions
- A person who betrays their country, organization, or group by acting in a way that helps their enemies
- * A person who is guilty of treason, which is the crime of betraying one's country or sovereign
Usage Examples
- The government accused the group of being traitors and working against the interests of the state
- * The traitors were caught and brought to justice for their crimes against the country
Antonyms
patriots
loyalists
nationalists
heroes
defenders
protectors
guardians
conservationists
preservationists
supporters
advocates
champions
apologists
enthusiasts
fans
devotees
stalwarts
upholders
adherents
believers