betrayer

Noun

(plural betrayers)

Someone who betrays, or reveals confidential information; a squealer or informer.
A double-crosser.

Origin

betray +"Ž -er

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"Betrayer of humanity," Ileana whispered.
He is always enumerated last with the special mention of the fact that he was the betrayer of Jesus.
Seen rudely carved heads of Wallace and his betrayer, the latter with his finger in his mouth.
Your father's betrayer planted a traitor among those closest to you.
He feels it was an affront to him because the betrayer who murdered our father came from his family.

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