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betraying Act of revealing confidential or secret information, usually with the intention of causing harm. ■ "When I accidentally texted my ex's new boyfriend about our plans to cheat on him, I realized that betraying someone can be as easy as hitting send."
Cheaters A group of people who are known for their disloyalty and willingness to cheat in any situation. ■ "The Cheaters" were notorious for always cutting corners and taking shortcuts, even when it meant betraying their friends and colleagues.
reinstate To put someone or something back into a position of authority, power, or favor. ■ "The king was furious when he found out that his chief advisor had been reinstate after betraying the kingdom.
Snitches A person who is excessively loyal to authority figures, even if it means betraying others. ■ "When the boss asked who leaked the confidential information, everyone in the office pointed fingers at the snitch."
Treachery The act of betraying someone by revealing confidential information or taking their trust for personal gain. ■ "I never thought my best friend would betray me like that, but I guess treachery runs in the family."
Treason The act of betraying one's country or government for personal gain. ■ "I was accused of treason, but it was just a misunderstanding. I was only trying to help my friend get his pet back."