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Turncoat meaning
A traitor; one who turns against a previous affiliation or allegiance.
Example sentences (8)
The reporting also described him as a “turncoat” and an “informant” against other touts, which led to him being told to stay silent by members of a WhatsApp group containing around 350 others who traded tickets on unregulated markets.
Instead, George kept publicly quiet while in private endorsing the carnage set down by his boss who would eventually reveal himself to be a turncoat friend and master who would shuffled George off to prison.
Described as a turncoat, Woodward is a former Labour MP who began his political career on the Tory benches.
In fact, the arrow head of the plot is a turncoat currently serving in the PDP government and who is popular for constituting a nuisance in the mass media at any given opportunity.” it said.
The popular narrative pushed by the mainstream media is that Flynn is a mercenary turncoat, a sellout who decided to cash in by offering his considerable intelligence services to the highest bidder.
They’re going to be looking for retribution on Brad and Chad, but they’re also going to be looking for the turncoat within the alliance.
Tom says he’ll run as a Democrat, even though he’s shunned as a turncoat by the party for allying with Republicans in 2013 to take control of the state Senate and leading a Majority Coalition Caucus.
Was anyone surprise when Daniel Kaluuya’s character was revealed as a turncoat?