adj.
Relating to, constituting, or involving treason: Espionage is a treasonable act.
treasonably trea'son·a·bly adv.
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treasonable
American Heritage Dictionary:
trea·son·a·ble |
adj.
Relating to, constituting, or involving treason: Espionage is a treasonable act.
treasonably trea'son·a·bly adv.
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