proditory
US/ˈpɹɑdɪtɔɹi/
proditory adjective: treacherous, traitorous.
Adjective
proditory (comparative more proditory, superlative most proditory)
- Treacherous, traitorous.
- Synonyms:
- perfidious, proditorious, recreant, booky, dastardly, disleal, disloyal, double-crossing, double-dealing, double-faced
Synonyms of proditory
- perfidious
- proditorious
- recreant
- booky
- dastardly
- disloyal
- double-crossing
- double-dealing
- double-faced
- double-hearted
30 more synonymsFewer synonyms
- doublehearted
- faithless
- false
- false-hearted
- guileful
- hollow-hearted
- infidelitous
- Judaslike
- Judasly
- nonfaithful
- Punic
- ratlike
- renegade
- reptilian
- traitorish
- traitorlike
- traitorly
- traitorous
- traitorsome
- treacherous
- treachersome
- unfaithful
- unleal
- unloyal
- unsteadfast
- untrue
- viperish
- viperous
- disleal
- falseheart
Forms of proditory
| comparative | more proditory |
|---|---|
| superlative | most proditory |
Questions about proditory
- What does proditory mean?
- Proditory means treacherous, traitorous.
- What part of speech is proditory?
- Proditory is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce proditory?
- Proditory is pronounced /ˈpɹɑdɪtɔɹi/ (US).
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