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Benedict Arnold remains the U.S.'s symbol of ultimate treachery.treachery = betrayal
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In 2013, North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un had his uncle executed for treachery.
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In his famous work, The Inferno, Dante reserved the worst ring of hell for those guilty of treachery.
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She was going to get an award for bravery when she should really be kicked out of the Smoke for treachery. (source)
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...Kelli said "...we already have what we want from you, and we have other agreements to honor. ... And all Minos asked in return was your head, old man." Daeadalus paled. "Treachery." "Get used to it," Kelli said. (source)
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I suspect her of treachery (source)
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It wasn't the shock treatment that struck me, so much as the bare-faced treachery of Doctor Nolan. (source)treachery = betrayal
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Why, because he spoke of 'other treacheries'?† (source)treacheries = acts of betrayal
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And if the Big Nurse found out about that, that I'd heard all the scheming and treachery that had gone on when she didn't think anybody was listening, she'd hunt me down with an electric saw, fix me where she knew I was deaf and dumb. (source)treachery = betrayal
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A few people asked if the upstairs had always been there, wished Ralph and Helen luck, that sort of thing no one didn't like the new name — but for the most part they ate ensconced in the satisfactions and treacheries of their own lives, wiping their mouths absently.† (source)treacheries = acts of betrayal
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If you attempt treachery I will... (source)treachery = betrayal
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All I will say is that untiring vigilance and mind-searching must be devoted to the subject, because the enemy is crafty and cunning and full of novel treacheries and stratagems.† (source)treacheries = acts of betrayal
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How far back his treachery goes, who can guess? (source)treachery = betrayal
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She has turned her poisons against her own kind and committed other treacheries as well.† (source)treacheries = acts of betrayal
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...in spite of ... Snowball's treachery, the work had been finished punctually to the very day! (source)treachery = betrayal
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My treacheries.† (source)treacheries = acts of betrayal
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