Betrayal And Deception Vocabulary

noun a word that functions as the name of a specific thing, person, or place

preposition a word used before a noun or pronoun to show its relationship to other words in a sentence

• His behavior was deemed beneath contempt by the members of the board.
• I can't believe she did that, it's just beneath contempt.
• He's so annoying, he's seriously beneath contempt.
• The way he treated her was beneath contempt, showing no respect or decency.

noun a male given name of Hebrew origin, meaning 'sun'

pronoun referring to a specific male individual named Samson

• Samson was known for his incredible strength in the biblical story.
• Hey, did you hear about Samson's crazy feat at the gym?
• Samson is a beast when it comes to lifting weights.
• She felt like Samson after getting a new haircut, as if her strength had been taken away.

noun a person who informs on others; a tattletale or informer

• The witness was labeled as a squealer for revealing crucial information to the authorities.
• I can't believe he snitched on us, what a squealer!
• Don't trust that guy, he's a total squealer.
• The loud squealer of the group always makes sure their opinions are heard.