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traitor [Brit ˈtreɪtə, Am ˈtreɪdər] N

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purge extremists, traitors, dissidents etc.

epurare, cacciare (from da)

vile crime, slander, traitor

vile crime, slander, traitor

to be denounced as a traitor, thief

essere accusato di tradimento, furto

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traitor [ˈtreɪ·t̬ɚ] N

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traditore(-trice) m (f)

to turn traitor

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to turn traitor

rivelarsi un traditore

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traditore (-trice)

to turn traitor

to turn traitor

rivelarsi un traditore

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She gathers a group of followers to help her sniff out traitors, though her actions unwittingly drive wedges between many of the noble class. en.wikipedia.org

Traitors to their guests are punished here, lying supine in the ice, which covers them, except for their faces. en.wikipedia.org

Assist - in the midst of idealists and patriots - an exemplary gallery of characters: aristocrats, opportunistic, bloodthirsty adventurers, traitors. en.wikipedia.org

Tribunals were set up to punish traitors to the people. en.wikipedia.org

He continued trying to write thereafter, although his efforts consisted of little more than ramblings of self-pity and bitter diatribes against one-time friends turned traitors. en.wikipedia.org

He has a bunch of traitors brought in. en.wikipedia.org

First he confiscated the lands of traitors, then clerics (18234), squatters (1825) and finally unused land (1828). en.wikipedia.org

Its symbolic value led to traitors' severed heads being displayed on the defences. en.wikipedia.org

Trial testimony stated he had been an enthusiastic torturer of suspected spies and traitors. en.wikipedia.org

A nation has to be able to deal with traitors and cutthroats and turncoats. en.wikipedia.org

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