Pronunciation: /bɪˈtreɪəl/
noun the action of betraying someone or something; treachery
A1 Betrayal hurts.
A2 She felt deep betrayal when her friend spread rumors about her.
B1 His betrayal of trust left her feeling devastated.
B2 The betrayal by her business partner led to the downfall of the company.
C1 The political scandal was marked by allegations of betrayal and corruption.
C2 The novel's plot twist revealed a shocking act of betrayal by the main character.
formal The betrayal of trust by his closest advisor was a devastating blow to the company.
informal I can't believe she would do that to her best friend, what a betrayal.
slang He totally stabbed me in the back, it was a major betrayal.
figurative The crumbling of their partnership felt like a betrayal of their shared dreams.
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