treacherous in Greek
treacherous in Greek is δόλιος, προδοτικός, επίβουλος — treacherous means willing to betray trust; disloyal and deceitful.
treacherous in Greek
δόλιος
Pronounced: dolios
Exhibiting treachery.
προδοτικός
Pronounced: prodotikos
Exhibiting treachery.
δόλιος
Pronounced: dolios
Deceitful; inclined to betray.
επίβουλος
Pronounced: epivoulos
Deceitful; inclined to betray.
ύπουλος
Pronounced: ypoulos
Unreliable; dangerous.
What does "treacherous" mean?
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adj Willing to betray trust; disloyal and deceitful.
"His treacherous business partner sold the company's secrets to a rival."
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adj Dangerous or unreliable, especially in a way that isn't obvious at first.
"The icy mountain road was treacherous after dark."
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treacherous in a sentence
- His treacherous business partner sold the company's secrets to a rival.
- The icy mountain road was treacherous after dark.
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What is "treacherous" in Greek?
"treacherous" in Greek is δόλιος, προδοτικός, επίβουλος. treacherous means: Willing to betray trust; disloyal and deceitful.
How do you pronounce δόλιος?
"treacherous" in Greek is δόλιος, pronounced "dolios".
How do you use "treacherous" in a sentence?
Example: "His treacherous business partner sold the company's secrets to a rival." In Greek, "treacherous" is δόλιος, προδοτικός, επίβουλος.
Are there other ways to say "treacherous" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "treacherous": δόλιος, προδοτικός, επίβουλος, ύπουλος.
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