Pronunciation: /ˈdʒuːdəs/
noun a person who betrays someone, especially a friend; traitor
A1 Judas betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver.
A2 The name Judas is often associated with betrayal in religious texts.
B1 Many people view Judas as a tragic figure in Christian history.
B2 The story of Judas' betrayal of Jesus is a central theme in the Bible.
C1 Scholars debate the motivations behind Judas' actions in the New Testament.
C2 The character of Judas raises complex ethical questions about loyalty and betrayal.
formal Judas Iscariot is known for betraying Jesus in the Bible.
informal I can't believe he pulled a Judas and betrayed his own friend.
slang Don't be a Judas and stab me in the back like that.
figurative Her so-called friend turned out to be a real Judas in disguise.
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