traitorous in Greek
traitorous in Greek is προδοτικός, ανατρεπτικός, στασιαστικός — traitorous means disloyal; guilty of or resembling betrayal.
traitorous in Greek
προδοτικός
Pronounced: prodotikos
Characteristic of a traitor; disloyal.
ανατρεπτικός
Pronounced: anatreptikos
(law) Constituting treason; treasonable or seditious.
στασιαστικός
Pronounced: stasiastikos
(law) Constituting treason; treasonable or seditious.
What does "traitorous" mean?
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adj Disloyal; guilty of or resembling betrayal.
"His traitorous act cost him the trust of his closest friends."
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adj Amounting to treason.
"The soldiers were accused of traitorous conduct for aiding the enemy."
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traitorous in a sentence
- His traitorous act cost him the trust of his closest friends.
- The soldiers were accused of traitorous conduct for aiding the enemy.
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What is "traitorous" in Greek?
"traitorous" in Greek is προδοτικός, ανατρεπτικός, στασιαστικός. traitorous means: Disloyal; guilty of or resembling betrayal.
How do you pronounce προδοτικός?
"traitorous" in Greek is προδοτικός, pronounced "prodotikos".
How do you use "traitorous" in a sentence?
Example: "His traitorous act cost him the trust of his closest friends." In Greek, "traitorous" is προδοτικός, ανατρεπτικός, στασιαστικός.
Are there other ways to say "traitorous" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "traitorous": προδοτικός, ανατρεπτικός, στασιαστικός.
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