Words and phrases that have a meaning related to betray: (187 results)
Antonyms:
undeceive
Often used in the same context:
deceive, expose, estrange, embarrass, scandalise, dissimulate, undermine, pander, forsake, confuse, alienate, ennoble, misinterpret, feign, efface, evince, humiliate, profess, delude, blaspheme, dispirit, antagonize, lionise, forgive, backstab, reveal, mythologise, avow, disserve, dishonor, lie, malign, confide, ravish, subvert, astonish, belittle, countenance, aggrandise, sentimentalise, scandalize, displease, verbalise, seduce, reify, connive, beguile, denigrate, abominate, despise, chasten, offend, hide, sunder, embarass, confess, succumb, dishearten, ignore, oppress, destroy, eternalize, misunderstand, embitter, debase, derange, acquiesce, mortify, suborn, dare, becloud, misguide, implicate, moralise, lobotomize, coddle, irritate, grovel, backbite, gratify, besmirch, renege, prevaricate, erode, traduce, subjugate, demoralize, unmake, temporize, mythologize, coarsen, nauseate, inveigle, enfeeble, insinuate, jeopardize, disconcert, extenuate, terrify, compromising, underrate, distort, affords, astray, depart, dickens, donne, guile, jesus, lago, madeleine, play, turquoise, unawares, unfortunates, utopian, vanity, abound, acting, affectation, agnes, anemone
More specific:
bamboozle, befool, cod, double cross, dupe, fool, fool around, gull, hoodwink, impersonate, lead by the nose, personate, play around, play false, pose, put on, put one across, put one over, slang, snow, take in, twotime
Appears in the definition of:
brother, double cross, faithless, perfidious, punic, sister, traitorous, treacherous, unfaithful
More general:
break, bring out, cozen, declare, disappoint, disclose, discover, divulge, give away, impart, inform, lead on, let down, let on, let out, misinform, mislead
Synonyms:
Also try:bewray, cheat, cheat on, cuckold, denounce, fail, grass, lead astray, peach, rat, sell, shop, snitch, stag, tell on, wander
— Adjectives for betray: french, little, innocent, poor, purple, latter, turbid, social, false, own, good, more...
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