Formerly the mothers were the betrayers of their daughters, encouraging them to form unhallowed connections, and even selling them to licentious white and colored men, for their own gain.
Since the hour when man first learned to owe allegiance to his fellow-man, profane, rebellious betrayers have worked their insidious way, like devastating worms, through all the pillars upholding holy men and noble causes.
And they killed them which showed before of the coming of the Righteous One, of whom ye have now become the betrayers and murderers.
And they have slain them which shewed before the coming of the Just One; of whom ye have now become the betrayers and murderers!
Now was this scripture eminently fulfilled, when the kindness of a crucified Christ broke to pieces the hearts of them that had before been his betrayers and murderers.
The names of the fifty-nine commoners who had voted against the bill of attainder, were posted up under the title of "Straffordians, and betrayers of their country.
And even the merchant who should voluntarily pay these duties, were denominatedbetrayers of English liberty, and public enemies.
And they have been called the betrayers of their parents, and have gone on in their treachery.
The Massachusetts House of Assembly carried by a large majority a petition to the King, calling for the removal of Hutchinson and Oliver as betrayers of their trust and enemies to the colony.
Instead, their first thoughts and acts were to bring thebetrayers of their country to account.
Grand, glorious Parliament, that knew not only how to impeach, but punish the betrayers of the people!
If men coming from such sacrilegious company, without baptism, as you maintain, could not defile Cyprian, how could those defile you who were not convicted but supposed betrayers of the sacred books?
Let their names and trades, and places of abode be made public, that every one may be aware of them, as betrayers of their country, and confederates with Mr. Wood.
They are only a few betrayers of their country, confederates with Wood, from whom they are to purchase a great quantity of his coin, perhaps at half value, and vend it among us to the ruin of the public and their own private advantage.
And also he had it upon his conscience, and it was brought home to him by the mobs outside his palace, that he was not the constitutional President of Mexico, but the tool of the betrayers of her Constitution.
They asked my advice, and, hesitating somewhat as to whether I should interfere to save the lives of notoriousbetrayers of their country, I finally persuaded them to do neither the one nor the other.
White, who were eager to lay hold of any weapon by which they could hope to strike down thebetrayers of the Whig cause.
It did not then seem possible that on March 18th the Call would be behind the thirteen "betrayers of the public weal," itself betraying the Senators whose "genuine manhood" had on February 18 appealed to its editors so strongly.
Every one of these thirteen betrayers of the public weal has written the epitaph of his political tombstone.
Wright, the San Francisco Call and the thirteen "betrayers of the public weal" proved too much for the little band of anti-machine Senators.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "betrayers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
