treachery in the PONS Dictionary

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An auction is held each turn in which players can purchase treachery cards.
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The two men schemed to get him out of the fort where they could perform the treachery unseen.
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This attack was unsuccessful due to treachery on both sides.
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The various factions started to accuse each other of treachery.
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He favored unconventional tactics, frequently winning cities over by treachery or negotiation rather than by siege.
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This flight was later interpreted as treachery but not by any writer earlier than the 16th century.
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It is his keen wit that allows him to survive through countless treacheries and intrigues.
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Slavery is commonplace, gladiatorial duels provide entertainment for the elite, and treachery and death permeate the culture.
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At this time, the rich mans wife learns of her brother-in-laws treachery, upon which he locks her up in the bungalow.
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Upon his return, he discovered the betrayal and promptly excommunicated all the priests involved in this treachery.
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