Definition of treasonous in English:

treasonous

adjective ˈtriːz(ə)nəsˈtrizənəs

1Involving or guilty of the crime of betraying one's country.
a treasonous act against the State
he was accused of a treasonous conspiracy to topple the government
they're branding dissenters as unpatriotic and treasonous
Example sentencesExamples
- He was falsely accused of treasonous crimes that could have resulted in the death penalty.
- The government also recommended making it a crime not to report knowledge of treasonous activities.
- The defendants were found guilty of committing treasonous acts.
- I have never committed a treasonous act against my king nor my country.
- There is already treasonous talk amongst the military.
- He submitted military plans to them, that could be construed as treasonous.
- Hold anyone who has perpetrated this treasonous war accountable for their crimes.
- They rounded up those they suspected as potentially treasonous and deported them.
- He was accused of a treasonous conspiracy to topple the government.
- His only obligation is to investigate the treasonous acts of political operatives.
1. 1.1 Involving or guilty of the betrayal of someone or something.
  he never paid for his treasonous act against Valerie
  dropping out of school was considered downright treasonous
  it seems almost treasonous to criticize the film
  Example sentencesExamples
  It seems almost treasonous to criticise the final film.
  It is almost treasonous to say so, but the club are not big enough to have four star turns up front.
  I believe I am acting quite kindly to you, ignoring your treasonous remarks against me!
  Dropping out of public school was considered downright treasonous.

Definition of treasonous in US English:

treasonous

adjectiveˈtrizənəsˈtrēzənəs

1Involving or guilty of the crime of betraying one's country.
a treasonous act against the State
he was accused of a treasonous conspiracy to topple the government
they're branding dissenters as unpatriotic and treasonous
Example sentencesExamples
- He was falsely accused of treasonous crimes that could have resulted in the death penalty.
- The government also recommended making it a crime not to report knowledge of treasonous activities.
- They rounded up those they suspected as potentially treasonous and deported them.
- Hold anyone who has perpetrated this treasonous war accountable for their crimes.
- His only obligation is to investigate the treasonous acts of political operatives.
- The defendants were found guilty of committing treasonous acts.
- There is already treasonous talk amongst the military.
- He was accused of a treasonous conspiracy to topple the government.
- I have never committed a treasonous act against my king nor my country.
- He submitted military plans to them, that could be construed as treasonous.
1. 1.1 Involving or guilty of the betrayal of someone or something.
  he never paid for his treasonous act against Valerie
  dropping out of school was considered downright treasonous
  it seems almost treasonous to criticize the film
  Example sentencesExamples
  Dropping out of public school was considered downright treasonous.
  It seems almost treasonous to criticise the final film.
  It is almost treasonous to say so, but the club are not big enough to have four star turns up front.
  I believe I am acting quite kindly to you, ignoring your treasonous remarks against me!

词汇	treasonous
释义	Definition of treasonous in English: treasonous adjective ˈtriːz(ə)nəsˈtrizənəs 1Involving or guilty of the crime of betraying one's country. a treasonous act against the State he was accused of a treasonous conspiracy to topple the government they're branding dissenters as unpatriotic and treasonous Example sentencesExamples He was falsely accused of treasonous crimes that could have resulted in the death penalty. The government also recommended making it a crime not to report knowledge of treasonous activities. The defendants were found guilty of committing treasonous acts. I have never committed a treasonous act against my king nor my country. There is already treasonous talk amongst the military. He submitted military plans to them, that could be construed as treasonous. Hold anyone who has perpetrated this treasonous war accountable for their crimes. They rounded up those they suspected as potentially treasonous and deported them. He was accused of a treasonous conspiracy to topple the government. His only obligation is to investigate the treasonous acts of political operatives. 1.1 Involving or guilty of the betrayal of someone or something. he never paid for his treasonous act against Valerie dropping out of school was considered downright treasonous it seems almost treasonous to criticize the film Example sentencesExamples It seems almost treasonous to criticise the final film. It is almost treasonous to say so, but the club are not big enough to have four star turns up front. I believe I am acting quite kindly to you, ignoring your treasonous remarks against me! Dropping out of public school was considered downright treasonous. Definition of treasonous in US English: treasonous adjectiveˈtrizənəsˈtrēzənəs 1Involving or guilty of the crime of betraying one's country. a treasonous act against the State he was accused of a treasonous conspiracy to topple the government they're branding dissenters as unpatriotic and treasonous Example sentencesExamples He was falsely accused of treasonous crimes that could have resulted in the death penalty. The government also recommended making it a crime not to report knowledge of treasonous activities. They rounded up those they suspected as potentially treasonous and deported them. Hold anyone who has perpetrated this treasonous war accountable for their crimes. His only obligation is to investigate the treasonous acts of political operatives. The defendants were found guilty of committing treasonous acts. There is already treasonous talk amongst the military. He was accused of a treasonous conspiracy to topple the government. I have never committed a treasonous act against my king nor my country. He submitted military plans to them, that could be construed as treasonous. 1.1 Involving or guilty of the betrayal of someone or something. he never paid for his treasonous act against Valerie dropping out of school was considered downright treasonous it seems almost treasonous to criticize the film Example sentencesExamples Dropping out of public school was considered downright treasonous. It seems almost treasonous to criticise the final film. It is almost treasonous to say so, but the club are not big enough to have four star turns up front. I believe I am acting quite kindly to you, ignoring your treasonous remarks against me!
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