turncoat in Japanese
turncoat in Japanese is 裏切り者 — turncoat means a person who betrays their former group, cause, or allegiance to join the opposing side.
turncoat in Japanese
裏切り者
Pronounced: uragirimono
A traitor; one who turns against a previous affiliation or allegiance.
What does "turncoat" mean?
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noun A person who betrays their former group, cause, or allegiance to join the opposing side.
"His old comrades branded him a turncoat after he switched political parties."
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- His old comrades branded him a turncoat after he switched political parties.
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What is "turncoat" in Japanese?
"turncoat" in Japanese is 裏切り者. turncoat means: A person who betrays their former group, cause, or allegiance to join the opposing side.
How do you pronounce 裏切り者?
"turncoat" in Japanese is 裏切り者, pronounced "uragirimono".
How do you use "turncoat" in a sentence?
Example: "His old comrades branded him a turncoat after he switched political parties." In Japanese, "turncoat" is 裏切り者.
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