betrayer

noun
UK /bɪˈtreɪ.ər/
US /bɪˈtreɪ.ɚ/

A person who breaks a promise to a friend and hurts them.

The knight was called a betrayer after he told the enemy the castle's secret.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person who gives away secret information about their own group to an enemy.

The spy was a betrayer who sold army plans to the other side.

3. A person who is not faithful to a cause or belief they once supported.

He was seen as a betrayer of the movement he once led.

4. A person who reveals or exposes something hidden, often harmfully.

She felt like a betrayer when she told the teacher about her friend's plan.