0 a person who changes to the enemy’s side or gives away information to the enemy -- forræder
He was a traitor to his country.
He declared that he had ' not done any unsoldierly and base act ', but he met a dishonourable civilian death as a traitor.
Harkis have been tormented by the thought of being traitors.
According to the final commandment, anyone who did not agree with all the preceding commandments should automatically be regarded as a traitor.
We do not want the traitor, we will meet him/her at the graveyard.
Late in 1642 the royalists faced that problem and in a decision with wide implications conceded that they would not treat their prisoners as traitors.
The government claimed that you are traitors, but you are not.
Who are cast into dungeons, and treated and tried as traitors?
The whigs might have been opponents, but at least they were not traitors and renegades.
