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treasons

treasons is the plural of treason.

Meaning of treason

Noun

treason (countable and uncountable, plural treasons)

  1. The crime of betraying one’s own country.
    • Treaſon doth never [pro]ſper: what's the reaſon? / For yf yt [pro]ſper none dare call yt treaſonc. 1605, John Harington, “42: Of Treason”, in Epigrams (British Library Additional MS. 12049), Book III, folio 75, verso; republished at London: British Library Digitised Manuscripts, 17 September...
  2. An act of treachery, betrayal of trust or confidence.

Phrases with treasons

Questions about treasons

What is treasons the plural of?
Treasons is the plural of treason.

Words near treasons in the dictionary

  1. treasonless
  2. treasonmonger
  3. treasonmongers
  4. treasonous
  5. treasonously
  6. treasons
  7. treasr.
  8. treasrs.
  9. Treaster
  10. Treasters
  11. treasurable

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