noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
call
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They booed President Suleyman Demirel and called him a traitor for supporting a delay in the execution process.
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After our car accident I called you a traitor .
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Jefferson was called a traitor , and Andrew Jackson was accused of being a drunken, ignorant adulterer.
turn
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He did not appear to be the type which could be persuaded to turn traitor .
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The player must then decide whether to turn traitor and eliminate the partner, he added.
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Of millions of men and women, only a handful had turned traitor .
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Perhaps, by her action, to convince him that she had not turned traitor to the King.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
turn traitor
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He did not appear to be the type which could be persuaded to turn traitor.
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Of millions of men and women, only a handful had turned traitor.
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Perhaps, by her action, to convince him that she had not turned traitor to the King.
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The player must then decide whether to turn traitor and eliminate the partner, he added.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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At the end of the war Mata Hari was hanged as a traitor .
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When he left Nicaragua for the US, he was denounced as a traitor to the revolution.
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Zaragoza turned traitor when he thought the Republicans would lose the war.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A body could also be a traitor , indulging urges alien to intellect and emotion.
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For that's the place where traitors ought to be.
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Frequently they were outspoken wives, who were considered monstrous shrews or unnatural traitors to their husbands.
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His father suffered even more when the revolutionaries decided that he was a traitor and plundered his estate worth ten thousand pounds.
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Nobody's suggesting he is a traitor , he's one of our very best men.
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Whether she is victim or traitor remains unknown.
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Yet in the first autumn of the war he seemed neither a famous traitor nor an infamous war criminal.