Converse of object

• commit: You are to be escorted... " " I did not commit treason, " Helm answered quietly.

• consider: In that moment, Setsuna decided... She would commit the long considered treason.

• speak: But those prophets or those who divine by dreams shall be put to death for having spoken treason against the Lord you God.. .

• punish: She retreated to her porch, merely saying: " The King punishes severely any treason on the part of his subjects.

• include: He also lived through Henry VIII's extension of the treason act in 1535 to include verbal treason.

• constitute: Harboring a priest could incur the death penalty and merely being a priest constituted high treason.

Preposition: against

• people: Did I not let my colleagues down by refusing to commit treason against the Nigerian people!

• state: The leaders of the 1820 Radical Rising were quickly brought to trial and hanged for treason against the British State.

Adjective modifier

• petty: A wife who killed her husband did not commit murder she committed the far worse crime of petty treason.

• high: He was hanged for high treason at Rio de Janeiro.

• such: Who could expect such treason from [ your ] breast, Such thunder from your voice?

• committed: He laughs off the angry man, proclaiming: " Mr Blair is the one that's committed treason.

• alleged: Strafford defended himself so well that his alleged treason could not legally be proved.

• great: We are in fact party to a great treason.

Modifies a noun

• trial: However, Bacon betrayed Essex during the latter's treason trial.

• charge: Ocalan awaits trial on treason charges in a remote island jail in western Turkey.

• law: We should redefine and simplify our treason laws along the lines of the USA as contained in its Constitution.

• felony: Tables, pictures etc: Tables: tabular details relating to treason felony prisoners ( offense, sentence, age, medical records etc.

Noun used with modifier

• gunpowder: I see no reason why gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.

• war: He was charged with " war treason " and was imprisoned in the Tower of London.