Treacherously
Pronunciation: /ˈtɹɛtʃɝəsli/
Treacherously (adv)
- In a way that harms someone secretly, even though it seems safe or friendly at first.
- In a way that is risky and can cause harm suddenly, especially because conditions are not reliable.
- In a way that shows lack of loyalty or honesty, often by breaking promises or plans.
Treacherously (adverb)
Examples
- The bridge fell treacherously, and the crowd panicked.
- He smiled treacherously, then refused to help.