traitor

Possessives

• gate: Traitor's Gate is a river entrance, where the heads of traitors were put on spikes.
• death: Punishment was extreme and an act of parliament in 1585 demanded a traitor's death for priests caught.

Converse of object

• declare: When news of this reached England he was declared traitor and all his properties in Britain were confiscated.
• turn: Of course, I can't take all the credit, we had some help: one of his crew turned traitor.
• brand: He then argued with the King and was branded a traitor.
• discuss: It looked a bit like the tower of london, so we discussed traitors and elizabeth the first in a low key way.
• become: He became a traitor to Christ by his own choice.

Adjective modifier

• potential: He was looked on as a potential traitor and national security risk.
• real: However, Worf learns that the real traitor was the head of the powerful Duras clan.
• national: Four national traitors were killed during special target operations, said the Chechen Command spokesman.
• other: The other traitors, who were relieved to have escaped detection, also were thus motivated to fight harder.
• social: The Italian Socialist Party however repudiated these social traitors.
• local: The puppets allege that there have been no victims among invaders and local traitors in the blast.

Modifies a noun

• sneer: Within its shade we'll live and die, Tho cowards flinch and traitors sneer, We'll keep the red flag flying here.
• Judas: Are you now a doubting Thomas about the traitor Judas?
• technology: Terminator and Traitor technologies are not limited to a single patent, nor is the research confined to one or two companies.

Noun used with modifier

• race: Channels quot bottom line politics race traitor consistent with his.
• class: So when I came back to England I screwed up my courage and decided to become a class traitor and vote Labor.
• eds: The commissioner of drive back up garvey eds race traitor.