No. 12,033 in French
trahison
Betrayal or treason.
In a sentence
La trahison d'un ami est difficile à oublier.
The betrayal of a friend is difficult to forget.
The word 'trahison' is used here as a noun, meaning 'betrayal,' referring to an act of being disloyal, specifically in interpersonal relationships.
Il a été accusé de trahison envers son pays.
He was accused of treason against his country.
'Trahison' in this sentence indicates 'treason,' which consists of the crime of betraying one's country, demonstrating its contextual use in political or legal scenarios.
Ma confiance en elle a été brisée par sa trahison.
My trust in her was shattered by her betrayal.
Here, 'trahison' signifies 'betrayal,' highlighting a personal breach of trust, exhibiting its emotional and impactful nature in individual experiences.
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