Pronunciation

/treɪˈzən/

Definitions

Noun

Treason (noun): The act of betraying one’s own country, government, or loyalty by attempting to assist its enemies or by committing acts that undermine its security.

Verb

To treason (verb): To betray one’s allegiance or commit treachery, typically against one’s country.

Phrases

• “Betraying one’s country through treason.”
• “Being accused of high treason.”
• “Pledging allegiance to an enemy in treasonous acts.”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “He was found guilty of treason for passing classified information to the enemy.”
• Verb: “She risked treason by communicating with foreign spies.”
• Sentence: “The spy’s actions were considered a high crime of treason.”

Synonyms

• Betrayal
• Treachery
• Espionage
• Sedition -叛国行为
• 背叛

Antonyms

• Loyalty
• Allegiance
• Patriotism
• Faithfulness
• 忠诚