Betrays is valid Scrabble Word

Is betrays a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is betrays valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
12 points in WWF

Definitions for BETRAYS in dictionary:

VERB:

BETRAY, to disclose in breach of trust
treacherously reveal (information)
be gravely disloyal to
unintentionally reveal; be evidence of
expose (one's country, a group, or a person) to danger by treacherously giving information to an enemy

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to aid an enemy of

Words related to BETRAYS

betray11 betrayed14 betraying15

How to use BETRAYS in a sentence

But he betrays ambition, sudden and great haste to be married, and some selfishness.
This suggestion betrays in the critic an unaccountable ignorance of his subject.
They are embarrassed by a kind of half guilty feeling, which, partially at least, betrays them, and the children do not really and fully believe what they say.
But as soon as he sees us his face betrays a ray of hope.
On the contrary, if he coughs, or betrays any infirmity of old age, it is easy for a stander-by to observe a secret concern in the looks of all his servants.
He who betrays his lord, he who conceives foul devices, will be as great a snare to himself as to his friends.
Where childhood betrays genius is in the mounting up of detail.
O King, the parents of the gods look upon you with a glance that betrays parental fondness.
Mute while the world is dazed with light, The smiling moon begins to rise And, being teased by eager night, Betrays the secrets of the skies.
A monarch who goes about in habitual fear of assassination betrays his knowledge that he has failed to win the love or veneration of his subjects.

This method betrays itself along the whole history of our personal relations.
But, without being exactly forced, it betrays a strain which could not long endure.
A lover betrays by his manner alone the degree of intimacy in which he stands to a married woman.
It must be admitted that, as we descend from the apostolic age, the spirit of the dominant body in the Church betrays a growing want of Christian charity.
Mademoiselle, your spirit is steel and fire, but your body betrays you.
Every public act betrays the most positive hostility, not only to everything English, but to the neighbouring States.
His face betrays the tremendous struggle going on within him.
In spite of all which she is a very fine creature, immeasurably superior to the despicable man who accepts her favors and betrays her love.
The eye oft reflects the secrets of soul That are occult to all beside, And form of the mouth defying control Betrays what the heart fain would hide.
The prisoner is given a new suit of clothes that betrays its origin and will be useless after the first rain, ten dollars in cash, and he goes out.
Nothing so betrays the spiritual bankruptcy of the end of the Iron Age as this.
But that anxious solicitude about the person, which such an artifice evidently betrays, is, I am sure, contrary to the tenor and spirit of it throughout.
Yet, though that much is clear, the letter to Algarotti betrays, in more than one direction, a very singular state of mind.
Their fear betrays to the first glance of the eye, its true cause, and its real object.

Similar words containing BETRAY without suffix s

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