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Often used in the same context:
traitor,
betrayer,
coward,
lackey,
stooge,
prevaricator,
perjurer,
liar,
coddler,
stoolie,
lickspittle,
dissembler,
backstabber,
sympathizer,
mudslinger,
henchman,
mafioso,
scumbag,
squealer,
narc,
confederates,
stool pigeon,
mortal enemy,
sleazeball,
hardliner,
patriot,
doublecross,
hypocrite,
baiter,
chump,
snitch,
loudmouth,
scalawag,
brownshirt,
thug,
conniver,
patsy,
embellisher,
hero,
mobster,
slimeball,
draft dodger,
ward heeler,
politican,
ditherer,
sycophant,
tosspot,
bootlicker,
informer,
blackguard,
reprobate,
treachery,
kim philby,
ruffian,
scoundrel,
hothead,
wimp,
nemesis,
minion,
goon,
apparatchik,
nitwit,
ephialtes,
panderer,
grand inquisitor,
wackjob,
desperado,
commie,
slanderer,
politician,
russophobe,
windbag,
opportunist,
appeaser,
wiseguy,
falsifier,
nutcase,
popinjay,
hoodlum,
nark,
lapdog,
moneyman,
villain,
intriguer,
antisemite,
assassin,
supergrass,
labourite,
loose cannon,
martyr,
rascal,
nincompoop,
finks,
fornicator,
fibber,
buffoon,
grandstander,
demagogue,
quisling,
bareknuckle,
renegade,
impostor,
swindler,
spy,
financier,
imposter,
malefactor,
malefactors,
prostitute,
smuggler,
traitors,
apostate,
cheats,
criminal,
criminals,
deceivers,
forger,
hypocrites
More general:
defector,
deserter
Synonyms:
renegade
Also try:
— Adjectives for turncoat:
political,
venal,
foulest,
notorious,
famous,
public,
american,
little,
belated,
old,
double,
more...
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