to betray

a person who betrays their country, organization, or cause, often by collaborating with an enemy

rebel army

treason; to commit treason

to betray one's allegiance to a country, party, or organization by going over to the enemy

showing a desire to resist authority, control, or convention, especially in a social or psychological context

armed rebellion

to revolt or turn against an established authority, government, or leader

the crime of treason

to defect

to rebel against religious, philosophical, or ideological orthodoxy

to put down a revolt or pacify a rebellion

to be forsaken by followers and deserted by friends; to find oneself completely isolated due to one's own actions

to desert or defect from one's country, political party, or military organization to join an opposing side

to betray or defect from one's political party

traitor; rebel

to betray

to recruit surrendered enemies and deserters; to gather together a gang of villains

a person who betrays their country, organization, or cause; a renegade or rebel

the crime of armed rebellion

rebel; insurgent

rebellion against the Qing dynasty in the 1670s, pacified by Emperor Kangxi