Synonym: fraudulent, insidious, shady, shifty, tricky, two-faced, underhanded, unreliable. Similar words: treachery, outreach, preacher, obstreperous, teacher, reach, preach, reach out. Meaning: ['tretʃərəs] adj. 1. dangerously unstable and unpredictable 2. tending to betray; especially having a treacherous character as attributed to the Carthaginians by the Romans.
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91 He next tasked his new apprentice to raze the Jedi Temple before the treacherous Jedi could strike back at them.
92 The treacherous Khumbu Icefall has taken the lives of many climbers on their first day as they head to their first camp.
93 Life is short, art long, opportunity fleeting, experience treacherous, judgment difficult. --- Hippocrates.
94 Sure, trolling for a mate online is easy; but it's also potentially treacherous: On the Internet, you can't tell if a prospective date is a dog.
95 The treacherous sprites gradually assemble outside the headquarters, wearing jeans and holding the chains.
96 For example:thief, robber, killer, swindler, communicable disease carrier, pillager , treacherous man, schemer etc, thousands of kinds.
97 A grievous vision is declared unto me ; the treacherous dealer dealeth treacherously, and the spoiler spoileth.
98 What we're engaged in is radically individual: a single - file trudge through treacherous terrain.
99 Steady sunward, though the weather hide the wide and treacherous shoal.
100 But turned back and acted treacherously like their fathers; They turned aside like a treacherous bow.
101 They are forced to support a rebel because the officials are really corrupt, the ministers treacherous and the emperor muddleheaded .
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102 Driving was equally treacherous: heavy snow in North Yorkshire, North England, has resulted in at least one highway death.
103 "Look at me—it's conservative, conservative, conservative, and then the red pumps, " Tucker said, as she elegantly navigated the treacherous decking underfoot, wineglass in hand.
104 How many times, after an equivoque, after the specious and treacherous reasoning of egotism, had he heard his irritated conscience cry in his ear: "A trip!
105 Before long, news of the crime reached the king. He recalled the treacherous headman and punished him according to the law.
106 The protesters had trekked through the treacherous mountains from Nepal's capital to reach the border area about 75 miles north of Katmandu.
107 To a pilot, the distant nowhere of Tasil Point is a treacherous cone of radio silence, but to an oceanographer like Purcell, there are few better places to be.
108 That treacherous villain, as vicious as a viper, stopped at no evils.
109 Every step is critical on Mount Everest. The treacherous Khumbu Icefall has taken the lives of many climbers on their first day as they head to their first camp.
110 We can only wonder what might have induced the artist to place this young woman against a backdrop of subaquatic menace, of ancient meandering rivers and treacherous precipices.
111 To the highest bidder, the lives of this beauteous lady and this treacherous Keeper!
112 Punic faith; the perfidious Judas; the fiercest and most treacherous of foes; treacherous intrigues.
113 A storm has made roads treacherous and knocked out power.
114 One bullet, however, better aimed or more treacherous than the rest, finally struck the will-o'-the-wisp of a child.
115 Treacherous Diaozuan, the intention unrighteousness Peng Meng also has come in mixed.
116 In your language traitor means betrayer : one is perfidious, treacherous, unfaithful, disloyal.
117 With him at the helm, we are a hundred percent safe crossing these treacherous rapids.
118 The author, Charlotte Bronte, through deep writing style and true female experience, described one new female figure with strong treacherous consciousness and opposable spirit-Jane Eyre.
119 Snow, sleet and freezing rain caused treacherous driving conditions throughout the Pacific Northwest.
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