Betray and Mislead

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Betray

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Betray verb – Cause someone to believe an untruth.

Mislead is a synonym for betray in honest topic. In some cases you can use "Mislead" instead a verb "Betray", when it comes to topics like be disloyal.

Nearby Words: betrayal, betrayer, betraying

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Mislead

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Mislead verb – To cause to believe what is untrue.

Betray is a synonym for mislead in information topic. You can use "Betray" instead a verb "Mislead", if it concerns topics such as honest.

Nearby Word: misleading

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hero	betray hero	mislead hero
people	betray people	mislead people
someone	betray someone	mislead someone
government	betray government	mislead government
Other nouns: mother, clan, plans, player, everyone, friends, players, brothers, masters, heroes.

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In Dante's The Divine Comedy, the 8th Bolgia (ditch) of the Eighth circle of Hell is reserved for "Evil Counselors," that is, the officers and advisors of rulers who mislead or betray their masters.

Source: Evil Chancellor
In some cases, Treacherous Quest Giver would deliberately mislead you to do some Irrelevant Sidequests for him only to betray you later.

Source: Irrelevant Sidequest

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