traitorous

It was the only possible answer to such a question, but again I felt traitorous.

"I say get rid of him before he does something traitorous."

He forced himself to resist the traitorous response of his body.

His first order was to cripple the traitorous security defense system in the project.

The men who had played the traitorous Federation scientists were there, too.

The traitorous trio were all young, and I was well over forty.

Reynolds asked, doing her best to shake this traitorous feeling.

The group later became known as the traitorous eight.

Four or five traitorous officers, though, will reduce the resistance we face.

You'll never set your traitorous eyes on our President.

Unfortunately, there was no telling how long the traitorous guard would wait before making his move.

But she concludes that, in general, "they were not traitorous."

"I wondered how long it would take you to show your traitorous face.

"Get over against the wall with your traitorous friends!"

In one of his columns, he suggested that conservatives were traitorous.

Lucy had already fled home to London, and she'd taken the traitorous children with her.

This is the confusion into which the criminal and traitorous regime has led us.

The traitorous eight split into two groups of four.

"Jean-Claude must still answer for his traitorous ways," she said.

It would be an example for hundreds of women with traitorous husbands."

What he had done was traitorous, cruel and wrong.

"It was business," he says of his traitorous behavior.

Anyone who challenged the administration was painted as traitorous, so why not respected military leaders?

Why, then, was he wearing that baseball cap with the traitorous capital B?