traitress
noun
a woman who is a traitor.
traitoress
-
a variation of
traitress.
Example Sentences
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Couldst thou Behold mine inmost heart, thou, shuddering, Wouldst fly the traitoress, the enemy!
From Maid of Orleans by Friedrich Schiller
"Ah, traitoress," saith Launcelot, And then he gat his sword, "That I should live so long and now Become a knight abhorred."
From Songs and Satires by Edgar Lee Masters
Queen, you shall not through me become a guilty traitoress against your husband; for you well know that he punishes every secret concealed from him as an act of high treason.
From Henry VIII and His Court by Henry Niles Pierce
Still, to picture the poor signora as a traitoress, in the pay of that villain Mocenigo, is too absurd.
From The Lion of Saint Mark A Story of Venice in the Fourteenth Century by G. A. (George Alfred) Henty
Because I have dastardly and doggedly been made a tool of treason in the hands of the traitoress and unworthy!
From Irene Iddesleigh by Amanda McKittrick Ros
