A treacherous monster phrase refers to a statement or expression that is deceitful, dangerous, or untrustworthy, often used to manipulate or harm others. It implies that the words are designed to mislead or cause harm in a cunning or deceptive manner.
Yes, it is. It is the adjective form of the noun treachery, which can mean villainy, perfidy, or disloyalty. But treacherous can also mean fraught with danger (a treacherous section of the road).
Disloyal dastardly
Perhaps you mean perfidio, Italian for perfidious, meaning treacherous.
it means out of faith or disloyaly or disfaithfully.
Panic mongers and rumour-mongers
Rude, Obnoxious, Hostile, Unfriendly, Terrible, Treacherous.... there are a lot more.
A Greek monster is a powerful force that threatens the human community.
That man is treacherous
The anagrams are monster, mentors, and the phrase "no terms."
The correct spelling is "treacherous" It means dangerous.Read more: How_do_you_spell_treturous
The treacherous ice is best to avoid The treacherous path through the woods had never been traveled before.
This example of how to use treacherous in a sentence is treacherous. The raging storm on the ocean was treacherous with fifty foot waves. No one could travel on the ocean. When the treacherous hurricane subsided the Coast Guard found many boats damaged and ships were sunk.