Treason is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TREASON in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the action of betraying someone or something
• the crime of murdering someone to whom the murderer owed allegiance, such as a master or husband.
• The offense of attempting to overthrow the government of the state to which the offender owes allegiance, or of betraying the state into the hands of a foreign power; disloyalty; treachery.
• Loosely, the betrayal of any trust or confidence; treachery; perfidy.
• a crime that undermines the offender\'s government
• disloyalty by virtue of subversive behavior
• an act of deliberate betrayal
• the crime of betraying one's country, especially by attempting to kill or overthrow the sovereign or government
• betrayal of one's sovereign or country
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• betrayal of one\'s sovereign or country

Words related to TREASON

perduellion14 trahison11 treasonable13 treasonableness17 treasonably16 treasons8

Words that contain TREASON

treasons8 outreason9 outreasons10 treasonous10 outreasoned12 treasonable13 treasonably16 outreasoning13 treasonableness17

How to use TREASON in a sentence

• This was a blow at the national life, and he thought the punishment of treason was imperatively demanded.
• Stirring addresses were sent to the member from Warchester, imploring him to have laws enacted that would enable the patriots to deal summarily with covert treason.
• One among them, at least, is probably aware that his treason is suspected both by his Sovereign and by the Order.
• So he immediately quitted Ireland and returned hither straightway, and when he had come before me he accused King Angus of treason because of that murder.
• The governor of New York may pardon in all cases, even in those of impeachment, except for treason and murder.
• Sternly he charged them with treason, and demanded what excuse they had to offer.
• Fear that the same kind of treason was being perpetrated grew almost to the panic point.
• Protopopov released Sukhomlinov, the former Minister of War who had been justly convicted of treason.
• Socialists loyal to the national defense and Socialists who repudiated that policy and deemed it treason to the cause of Socialism were united in this one thing.
• You have confessed yourself to treason in your preaching, and even if you did not, it would not signify, for I have the accusation from the young man at Farley in my bag.
• Duke Henrie herewith getting knowledge of the treason intended against him, or at the least suspecting somewhat, got him backe againe to Canturburie, and so auoided the danger.
• Lord Leonard Grey, a man who had formerly rendered service to the crown, was also beheaded for treason, soon after the countess of Salisbury.
• There were to be no punishments or executions for treason.
• It is treason to the principle of community independence.
• The treason of Ulua took place in 1568, just twenty years before the Great Armada.
• They have beheaded him, as thy accomplice in high treason.
• England never could forgive treason so base and cowardice so vile.
• And after fifteen days Merlin came suddenly into their camp and asked them what this treason meant.
• Some of you, I doubt not, may think it treason for a man to lay violent hands upon it.
• But whether or no it be treason to man, I have good assurance in my conscience that it is no treason to God.
• It was not until treason became entangled within treason that their evil designs had fuller scope and more disastrous results.

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