Source and Traitor

Source

Source noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

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Traitor and source are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Traitor" instead a noun "Source".

Traitor noun - One who betrays a trust or an allegiance.

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Source and traitor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Source" instead a noun "Traitor".

Nearby Words: trait, traitorous, traitress

known	known source	known traitor
true	true source	true traitor
actual	actual source	actual traitor
real	real source	real traitor
Other adjectives: large, big, great, potential, main, new, possible, apparent, mysterious, unknown, greatest, biggest.

It turns out Delta Source was an automated pre-existing listening system, so nobody was a traitor. Invoked.

Source: Literature / The Thrawn Trilogy
In The Traitor's Hand it becomes a major source of conflict when another Commissar becomes convinced that his more laid-back style is evidence of actual corruption.

Source: Literature / Ciaphas Cain
They did, however, cover up the fact that another pirate crew resolved the issue by giving credit to a Marine who had conveniently been tailing the heroes, because a rogue pirate beating a government-aligned pirate, traitor or not, would be a source of deep embarrassment.

Source: Treachery Cover-Up

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