treachery
/ˈtrɛtʃəri/
noun
- The act of betraying someone's trust; disloyalty.
- The novel is full of political treachery and secret alliances.
- The general was executed for his treachery against the kingdom.
- She felt a deep sense of treachery when her best friend stole her idea.
- The quality of being dangerously unpredictable (less common, usually in plural or literary use).
- The treacheries of the Arctic weather claimed many explorers.
- They learned to respect the treachery of the sea after their boat nearly capsized.
- The map warned of the treacheries hidden in the swamp.
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