Traditor
Pronunciation: /ˈtiˈɹɑdiˈtɔɹ/
Traditor (noun)
- A person who betrays a group or cause, usually by helping an enemy or breaking a promise.
- In legal or historical writing, a person judged to have committed betrayal against the state or ruler.
Examples
- The guard called him a traditor after the door was left open.
- She felt betrayed and labeled him a traditor for sharing her secret.