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betrayed

Wikidiffcom vs Betrayed - What's the difference?

wikidiffcom | betrayed |


As a verb betrayed is

(betray).

Betrayed vs Letusdown - What's the difference?

betrayed | letusdown |

Letusdown is likely misspelled.


Letusdown has no English definition.

As a verb betrayed

is past tense of betray.

Afraid vs Betrayed - What's the difference?

afraid | betrayed |


As an adjective afraid

is impressed with fear or apprehension; in fear.

As a verb betrayed is

(betray).

Betrayed vs Portrayed - What's the difference?

betrayed | portrayed |


As verbs the difference between betrayed and portrayed

is that betrayed is past tense of betray while portrayed is past tense of portray.

Distrust vs Betrayed - What's the difference?

distrust | betrayed |


As verbs the difference between distrust and betrayed

is that distrust is to put no trust in; to have no confidence in while betrayed is (betray).

As a noun distrust

is lack of trust or confidence.

Letdown vs Betrayed - What's the difference?

letdown | betrayed |


As a noun letdown

is alternative form of let-down.

As a verb betrayed is

past tense of betray.

Betrayed vs Betrayal - What's the difference?

betrayed | betrayal |


As a verb betrayed

is past tense of betray.

As a noun betrayal is

the act of betraying.

Bewrayed vs Betrayed - What's the difference?

bewrayed | betrayed |


As verbs the difference between bewrayed and betrayed

is that bewrayed is past tense of bewray while betrayed is past tense of betray.

Betrayed vs Betrayer - What's the difference?

betrayed | betrayer |


As a verb betrayed

is past tense of betray.

As a noun betrayer is

someone who betrays, or reveals confidential information; a squealer or informer.

Berayed vs Betrayed - What's the difference?

berayed | betrayed |


As verbs the difference between berayed and betrayed

is that berayed is (beray) while betrayed is (betray).

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