traitor (noun)

1. She was known as a traitor to the fashion industry, promising original designs but copying others instead.

2. The film portrayed the main character as a traitor, deceiving his friends and secretly working for the enemy.

3. In the fantasy novel, the wise old wizard turned out to be a traitor, aiding the villain all along.

4. The artist's work reflected the theme of betrayal, depicting scenes of individuals labeled as traitors in various historical contexts.

1. In Greek mythology, the character Medea is depicted as a traitor for betraying her family and helping Jason steal the Golden Fleece.

2. In the science fiction novel, 'Ender's Game,' the main character Ender Wiggin is convinced that his superiors are traitors who deceived him.

3. Why did the piece of bread become a traitor? Because it buttered up to the enemy!

4. The fashion industry can sometimes be seen as a traitor to sustainability due to its high levels of waste and fast-fashion production.