treasonably
/ˈtrizənəbli/
adverb
- In a way that betrays one's country or involves the crime of treason.
- Anyone who treasonably aids an invading army will face severe punishment.
- The officer acted treasonably when he handed over the battle plans to the enemy.
- The diplomat was accused of treasonably negotiating with hostile nations in secret.
- In a disloyal or betraying manner toward a person, group, or cause.
- She treasonably sided with the opposing team during the championship match.
- The employee treasonably shared trade secrets with a competitor.
- He treasonably revealed the club's secret password to outsiders.
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