betrayed

A young novelist dies, the American military is betrayed and James Patterson is profiled.

The reversal shocked those who felt betrayed by the scientists, and who yelled “shame, shame” when the scientists were free.

I had to file for bankruptsy [sic]…To have been betrayed by someone in the Christian Community.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The girls of Afghanistan have been betrayed.

Feeling betrayed by the Obama administration, he has since said that his days working for the U.S. government are over.

He turned at the sound of my voice with vastly more concern than he'd betrayed under the muzzle of Piegan's gun.

No passing light in her eyes betrayed that she had caught the reflection of the thought that lay behind them.

I, Aristide Pujol, have never betrayed the sacred obligations of friendship.

He was Gascon to the backbone, and his tongue too often betrayed his most secret and his most transient thoughts.

It has been said that the Duke betrayed the Bourbons and was privy to the Emperor's return, but this is a calumny.