counterbetrayals
counterbetrayals is the plural of counterbetrayal.
Meaning of counterbetrayal
Noun
counterbetrayal (countable and uncountable, plural counterbetrayals)
- A betrayal in response to a previous betrayal.
- Ms. Atwood’s spins out her plot as busily as a spider, constructing an intricate web that ensnares Charmaine and Stan in a dizzying game of betrayal and counterbetrayal involving extramarital affairs, human-organ trafficking, blackmail, espionage, identity theft and sex-bot manufacturing.2015 September 29, Sarah Lyall, “Review: Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Heart Goes Last’ Conjures a Kinky Dystopia”, in New York Times
Questions about counterbetrayals
- What is counterbetrayals the plural of?
- Counterbetrayals is the plural of counterbetrayal.
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