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What is another word for
sell-out
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Verb
To give incriminating information about someone to authority
Betray someone, especially so as to benefit oneself
To give up or renounce one's position or belief
Terminate business operations
To sacrifice (oneself, one's talents, etc.) in return for profit or some other advantage
To settle the affairs of (a company), by using its assets to pay its debts
To harm or lower the reputation or dignity of
To expose to danger or the risk of loss
Noun
A successful venture, especially in the field of entertainment
An act of disloyalty
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Verb
▲
To give incriminating information about someone to authority
inform
squeak
squeal
betray
denounce
double-cross
incriminate
inculpate
report
snitch
blab
give away
rat
split
tell
grass
nark
peach
sell out
clype
dob
finger
fink
job
pimp
shop
sing
sneak
talk
delate
pool
shelf
grass on
rat on
rat out
spill the beans
stab in the back
stitch up
tell on
blow the whistle
do the dirty on
put the finger on
sell down the river
split on
tell tales about
tell the authorities about
tell the police about
be a Judas to
drop a dime on
drop the dime on
point the bone at
give someone a Judas kiss
turn King's evidence
turn Queen's evidence
put someone's pot on
inform on
inform against
peach on someone
blow the whistle on
pimp on
squeal on
snitch on
dob in
tell tales on
be disloyal to
expose
tattle
tell tales
sneak on
fink on
turn in
squeak on
be disloyal
clype on
dob on
act as an informer
grass up
tattletale
tell all
break faith with
be unfaithful to
turn informer
hand over
spill your guts
spill the beans on
blow the gaff
squawk
weasel
leak
tout
implicate
turn over
give someone away
rat someone out
point the finger
spill the beans about
be a mole
do the dirty
be an insider
drop the dime
drop a dime
sing about
give up
set up
let the cat out of the bag
reveal
let on
divulge
disclose
confess
spill
let out
babble
uncover
bare
unveil
blurt out
make known
dish the dirt
give the game away
stool
blurt
declare
impart
let slip
dish
mouth
reveal all
come clean
speak up
speak out
make public
divulge information
reveal information
give it up
tell the facts
tip
canary
mention
accuse
proclaim
finger someone
shop someone
notify
unmask
appoint
discover
sell
dime
unbosom
indicate
suggest
bring to light
say
crack
uncloak
tell tale
give the show away
release
relate
air
publicise
UK
publicize
US
communicate
lay bare
let drop
come clean about
pass on
go public with
go public on
give out
blow
deliver up
turn state's evidence
leak to
let on about
point to
tip off
cough up
fess up
come out with
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Verb
▲
Betray someone, especially so as to benefit oneself
sell down the river
betray
cheat
defraud
double-cross
dupe
hoodwink
swindle
trick
con
deceive
diddle
do
exploit
sell
sell out
stab in the back
take advantage of
take for a ride
bamboozle
bilk
finagle
fleece
rip off
backstab
cross
two-time
go back on
be disloyal
be unfaithful to
play Judas
be disloyal to
play someone false
let down
break faith with
turn against
be unfaithful
turn traitor
fail
do the dirty on
mislead
stitch up
attack indirectly
backbite
take in
commit treason
smear
slander
break promise
knife in the back
be a Judas to
victimize
US
victimise
UK
burn
be dishonest
step out
bite the hand that feeds one
break faith
give someone a Judas kiss
be treacherous to
break one's promise to
sell the pass
bite the hand that feeds you
walk out on
break trust
break with
pool
pimp on
doublecross
attack
desert
cozen
split
juggle
illude
scam
beguile
double deal
four-flush
sting
humbug
bluff
sucker
fool
hoax
delude
gaff
snooker
gull
stiff
rook
put one over on
pull a fast one on
shaft
hornswoggle
string along
flimflam
snow
have
suck in
misguide
pull a swifty on
misinform
mulct
spoof
fake out
buffalo
screw
euchre
have on
gammon
catch
hose
fiddle
outwit
take to the cleaners
skin
bunco
hustle
chisel
shortchange
lead up the garden path
entrap
stick
swizzle
kid
sharp
chicane
bleed
sell a pup to
squeeze
pull the wool over someone's eyes
do in
short
skunk
ream
chouse
inveigle
beat
thimblerig
pluck
nobble
lead on
do a number on
shake down
rope in
clip
milk
give someone a bum steer
ensnare
goldbrick
gouge
rob
outfox
jive
pull one's leg
sandbag
fudge
outmanoeuvre
UK
outmaneuver
US
embezzle
overreach
sell a pup
lead down the garden path
pull a fast one
set up
disappoint
seduce
double-deal
caboodle
fake
lie to
put on
overcharge
disinform
gazump
bait
take
shuck
jerk around
screw over
short-change
impose on
thwart
catch out
circumvent
make a fool of
trap
pull fast one
jockey
manipulate
steal
rush
swizz
pilfer
befool
misdirect
plunder
trim
wheedle
mousetrap
pervert
misrepresent
throw dust in someone's eyes
lie
misstate
lead up garden path
play for a sucker
play trick on
run a game on
do out of
prevaricate
sell a bill of goods
sell a bill of goods to
lead astray
do someone in the eye
do someone dirty
be untrue to
pull something funny
stack the cards
stretch the rules
hit below the belt
bend the rules
rat on
give away
outsmart
stump
throw
despoil
soak
baffle
pull
bleed dry
play
finesse
prey on
pigeon
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
cajole
lure
butty
sweet-talk
coax
psych out
sham
blag
get the better of
pull someone's leg
make a sucker of
fix
flam
fox
lull
play-act
play a trick on
juke
do number on
sucker into
extort
play for a fool
pull wool over
hocus-pocus
rip-off
heist
use
filch
frame
be sold a pup
play dirty
give the shaft
lirt
give bum steer
fast talk
blench
take out
break the rules
rogue
belirt
crib
contrive
sway
ruin
frustrate
foil
wangle
impress
give wrong information to
doublespeak
propagandize
US
distort
send on a wild goose chase
throw off the scent
put on the wrong track
put on an act
entangle
enmesh
cover up
wrong steer
put up smoke screen
put on false front
bait and switch
propagandise
UK
bunk
give the wrong impression
fabricate
double-talk
pull wires
play games
twist around your little finger
bias
stage-manage
gaslight
pull strings
hook
falsify
play away
cross up
take for a fool
play joke on
take to cleaners
beat out of
take for ride
hand a line
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Verb
▲
To give up or renounce one's position or belief
apostatize
desert
abandon
backslide
defect
reject
renege
renounce
stray
tergiversate
break faith
change sides
sell out
turn traitor
fall away from
quit
forsake
turn
walk out on
abscond
leave
revolt
rebel
depart
go
decamp
escape
repudiate
tergiverse
go over
shift one's ground
turn one's coat
go back on
rat on
go over the fence
run out
pull out
rat
spurn
withdraw
change loyalties
change allegiances
secede from
go over to the enemy
go AWOL
be apostate
back out
take a walk
revolt against
disown
disinherit
discard
eschew
dump
shun
apostacize
cast off
cut off
give up
cast aside
divorce oneself from
have nothing more to do with
throw off
have done with
leave off
wash your hands of
throw over
toss over
divert
retract
change your mind
recant
go over to the other side
abandon belief
abjure
disavow
betray
relinquish
forswear
disprofess
renege on
have no more truck with
opt out
cop out
defect from
jump ship
violate oath
resign from
more ❯
Verb
▲
Terminate business operations
close out
close
close down
complete
conclude
end
finish
shut
terminate
wind up
wrap up
liquidate
round off
round out
sell out
close the books
terminate the account
close the door on
cease
stop
halt
discontinue
break off
bring to an end
bring to a close
elapse
expire
break up
lapse
quit
let up
dead-end
leave off
come to an end
culminate
pass
wink out
determine
shut down
draw to a close
dissolve
wind down
desist
die
end up
cut short
settle
be over
drop
consummate
finish off
knock off
cut off
finalize
US
come to a close
axe
UK
climax
get done
cancel
annul
abort
abolish
belay
call it a day
finalise
UK
scratch
sew up
ax
US
put an end to
bring to a conclusion
pack in
wrap
lay off
put the lid on
scrub
pull the plug on
top off
put a stop to
go
call a halt to
come to a halt
suspend
run out
pack it in
die down
adjourn
call off
break
can
crown
desist from
eliminate
cut out
be through with
come to the end
give up
finish up
do
extinguish
ultimate
put paid to
shut off
clean up
give over
pack up
bring to an untimely end
top
wrap-up
tie up loose ends
lead up to
build up to
reach a finale
come to a head
cut loose
result
fold up
button down
be put to bed
prorogue
recess
turn out
put a lid on
be brought to an end
cap
turn out to be
button up
clear
discharge
accomplish
intermit
surcease
refrain
fail
bring to a halt
bring to a stop
cut it out
stay
do not
not do anymore
quit cold turkey
back off
call it quits
refrain from
clinch
come to a conclusion
fold
hang up
carry out
shutter
cross the line
carry through
round up
bring to fruition
set the seal on
resolve
put a period to
bring down curtain
play out
cinch
draw to close
put to bed
scrap
pull the plug
get shut of
relinquish
nip in the bud
knock something on the head
interrupt
sunder
get shot of
switch off
give the chop
dispose of
come to a stop
pause
come to a standstill
stop dead
draw to a halt
come to rest
fade away
peter out
die out
die away
fizzle out
cool it
run its course
reach a standstill
stop in your tracks
collapse
stand
hold
abandon
renounce
forgo
call a halt
arrest
abstain from
swear off
check
eschew
avoid
jack in
kick
curb
dispense with
withdraw
forsake
steer clear of
disappear
tie up
vanish
put the kibosh on
forswear
forbear from
refuse
keep from
do without
withhold from
come in
shun
lay off of
abjure
come out
cut
abate
peak
reject
block
stem
abstain
forbear
go without
achieve
come to a climax
bite the dust
bring to a standstill
pass away
resist
cap off
pass up
withhold
place
pull out of
come to a crescendo
run down
give a wide berth to
have nothing to do with
develop
eventuate
be placed
fade
evaporate
do away with
get rid of
transpire
phase out
curtail
freeze
evanish
perfect
leave
obstruct
dwindle
polish
kill
intervene
skip
preclude
disconnect
stop work
cease to exist
stay away from
bypass
stop short
back off from
restrain from
shrink from
rein in
hold off
check out from
blow over
polish off
work out
kibosh
surcease from
wean
call it quits on
rise to crescendo
melt away
down tools
head off
reach a pinnacle
become invalid
pan out
become obsolete
become void
hold back
terminate with
kick the habit
close with
resist the temptation to
quit cold
finish with
conclude with
stop oneself from
take a break
restrain oneself from
not continue
take the cure
end with
kick over
be
reach
be through with sth
relent
shelve
decline
ebb
disrupt
spurn
reach a crisis
come off
put the receiver down
immobilize
US
turn back
deactivate
immobilise
UK
wane
hold up
subside
prevent
depart
secure
evanesce
seal
subdue
suppress
quell
quash
nullify
reach a crossroads
decide
jack it in
be at an end
be no longer valid
forlet
get on the wagon
hang it up
bring
rescind
repeal
call
revoke
recall
be suspended
be broken off
be abandoned
hold back from
run your term
close off
bring to end
do for
stifle
get out of
throw in the towel
throw in the sponge
get off
stop trying
put the finishing touches to
impede
cry off
pull up
stall
be no more
fly by
go dead
bar
go by
staunch
reach a peak
reach the zenith
postpone
happen
occur
hit high spot
trail off
reach the summit
tail off
put the stopper on
come
slip away
reach a critical point
reach a turning point
come to the crunch
unaccustom
stop midstream
ring off
detach
evolve
perform
effectuate
knock it off
fulfil
UK
execute
swing
run
keep
put a sock in
blow the whistle on
put a cork in
stop cold
break short
stop in full flow
restrain
go over
fulfill
US
inhibit
rest
sit out
fight shy of
avoid doing something
take the pledge
be temperate
not touch
go on the wagon
not do
stop oneself
leave alone
leave unfinished
bring to a premature end
leave work
call it a night
close shop
clock off
finish work
finish working
finish the working day
ease off
ease up
forego
take time out
take ten
take a breather
have a break
have a breather
take time off
mop up
take care of
top it off
put into effect
put away
put finishing touch on
put the finishing touch to
put the tin lid on
put lid on
call a day
prevent oneself from
not give in to
cease to indulge in
keep off
prove
fall out
prove to be the case
shake out
disjoin
dissever
separate
interpose
disunite
part
rise to a crescendo
go over the mountain
go the route
come to an end with
bag it
blow off
more ❯
Verb
▲
To sacrifice (oneself, one's talents, etc.) in return for profit or some other advantage
prostitute
grift
hustle
sell
sell out
sacrifice oneself
debase oneself
degrade oneself
demean oneself
sell your soul
abandon one's principles
betray one's cause
betray one's ideals
betray your principles
be untrue to oneself
Verb
▲
To settle the affairs of (a company), by using its assets to pay its debts
liquidate
bankrupt
bust
fold
put into liquidation
sell out
make insolvent
make bankrupt
cause to go bankrupt
impoverish
ruin
pauperize
clean out
make destitute
wipe out
cripple
bring to ruin
bleed dry
reduce to destitution
make poor
cripple financially
go into Chapter 11
make penniless
go bankrupt
fold up
reduce to beggary
become insolvent
wreck
bring down
ruinate
drain
crush
decimate
deplete
reduce
diminish
break
beggar
bring someone to their knees
clear out
financially destroy
reduce to penury
reduce to poverty
reduce to nothing
make somebody broke
make somebody skint
fleece
exhaust
pillage
disfigure
more ❯
Verb
▲
To harm or lower the reputation or dignity of
cheapen
degrade
debase
disgrace
shame
humiliate
abase
humble
demean
discredit
chasten
lower
dishonor
US
sink
smirch
foul
mortify
dishonour
UK
denigrate
belittle
devalue
disparage
derogate
diminish
depreciate
betray
prostitute
minimise
UK
minimize
US
undervalue
take down
drag down
sell out
beat down
be untrue to oneself
abandon one's principles
smear
embarrass
taint
defame
stigmatize
US
put down
sully
stain
stigmatise
UK
tarnish
drag through the mud
cast down
cut down to size
abash
blacken
blot
deflate
bemean
tear down
shoot down
take down a peg or two
take down a peg
crush
besmear
slur
own
snub
bring into disrepute
reflect badly on
bring down
bring low
run down
put someone in their place
show up
bring shame to
make someone eat crow
give a black eye
besmirch
subdue
slander
vilify
downgrade
insult
squash
chagrin
lessen
defile
pan
dump on
cause to lose face
cast aspersions on
do a hatchet job on
play down
give a bad name to
detract from
show in a bad light
bring shame on
stoop
malign
descend
decry
deprecate
scandalize
US
blemish
reproach
discomfit
break
disfavor
US
disfavour
UK
reduce
vilipend
corrupt
compromise
downplay
slate
debauch
desecrate
scandalise
UK
slam
deride
ridicule
rubbish
discount
dismiss
trash
pull down
mar
dis
diss
abuse
take to pieces
drag through the mire
asperse
vituperate
make a fool of
bring shame upon
give a bad name
put in a bad light
cry down
make lose face
blacken the name of
put to shame
slag off
make someone eat humble pie
kiss off
poor-mouth
have a go at
put away
settle someone's hash
bring dishonour to
speak ill of
lower the status of
talk down
trash-talk
bad-mouth
pull apart
bring discredit to
write off
deign
condescend
disconcert
brand
lower someone's status
lower someone's dignity
injure
spot
make uncomfortable
make someone feel ashamed
cast a slur
reduce the status of
revile
disregard
disrespect
attaint
mock
libel
marginalize
US
cut down
succumb
scorn
underrate
demolish
tar and feather
lose face
dispraise
poormouth
marginalise
UK
take apart
silence
overcome
upset
squelch
demote
sneer at
scoff at
give comeuppance
pull to pieces
knock off high horse
speak badly of
sling mud at
take to bits
fix someone's wagon
bring down a peg
pop one's balloon
make one feel small
make eat dirt
force to eat humble pie
put one away
strike dumb
cut to the quick
lower oneself
lower yourself
debase oneself
be reduced
demean oneself
debase yourself
flatten
cow
be reduced to
tame
quash
blister
wither
rip
discountenance
put in one's place
confuse
vanquish
put out of countenance
take the wind out of your sails
cause to feel small
make ashamed
slight
attack
criticize
US
knock
bag
pummel
US
bash
roast
skewer
devaluate
contemn
hammer
calumniate
monster
criticise
UK
pummelled
UK
censure
speak evil of
throw brickbats at
pour scorn on
throw mud at
hit out at
tear into
lay into
soil
mudsling
expose
disesteem
ruin the reputation of
pooh-pooh
destroy someone's credibility
bring into disfavour
damage someone's reputation
blacken someone's name
more ❯
Verb
▲
To expose to danger or the risk of loss
compromise
endanger
imperil
jeopardise
UK
jeopardize
US
undermine
weaken
prejudice
threaten
harm
expose
hazard
injure
menace
risk
damage
implicate
adventure
jeopard
peril
venture
place in danger
do harm to
expose to danger
gamble with
put at risk
put in danger
be detrimental to
lay open
leave defenseless
leave vulnerable
pose a threat to
put in jeopardy
put under suspicion
be a danger to
sell out
chance
gamble
stake
put on the line
wager
speculate
bet
jeopardy
put someone's life on the line
lay on the line
lay bare
play with fire
subject to loss
dare
be careless with
make liable
expose to risk
leave unprotected
subject to
tempt fate
drive a nail into the coffin of
be prejudicial to
go out of one's depth
leap before looking
run the risk
hang by a thread
skate on thin ice
be caught short
run the chance
run the risk of
leave to luck
brave
play
assay
challenge
go out on a limb
stick your neck out
experiment with
make a stab at
take a plunge
gamble on
have a fling at
take the liberty
take the liberty of
take a crack at
tempt
take a chance
roll the dice
take a risk
take a flyer
be on dangerous ground
chance it
risk it
ask for it
ask for trouble
tempt fortune
take a chance on
take a gamble
court
flirt with
dice with
YOLO
chance one's arm
take the risk of
chance on
flirt
go out on limb
try
take a chance with
essay
toss up
cast lots
draw lots
take shot in the dark
put eggs in one basket
put it on the line
try one's luck with
stand a chance of
put trust in
buck the odds
go for broke
take the plunge
leave things to chance
trust in
back oneself
put your faith in
defy the odds
act in the hope of
bank on
trust to luck
put your faith
buy a pig in a poke
take a leap in the dark
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A successful venture, especially in the field of entertainment
hit
success
winner
smash
triumph
sensation
knockout
achievement
bestseller
blockbuster
megahit
sellout
smasher
supernova
biggie
boffo
clicko
cracker
favourite
UK
favorite
US
masterstroke
smasheroo
crowd puller
smash hit
box-office success
tour de force
market leader
wow
phenomenon
belter
marvel
box-office hit
great success
succès fou
show-stopper
thrill
prodigy
splendor
US
miracle
portent
splendour
UK
star attraction
runaway success
masterpiece
coup
crackajack
crackerjack
icon
headliner
draw
fame
wonder
gem
jewel
prizewinner
treasure
big hit
master stroke
best-seller
success story
fairy tale
box office success
best seller
big name
jim-dandy
household name
moneymaker
money-spinner
doozy
lulu
number one
standout
chart-topper
beaut
corker
ripper
something else
chartbuster
ripsnorter
dandy
snorter
hummer
lollapalooza
doozie
daisy
peach
nifty
humdinger
pip
stunner
sockdolager
pippin
sockdologer
dilly
record breaker
victory
accomplishment
feat
roaring success
hot stuff
cash cow
profit center
gold mine
cat's meow
big success
one for the books
home run
smash-hit
cert
epic
a top ten
hot item
chart-buster
record-breaker
hot seller
mover
sure thing
beauty
dream
honey
sweetheart
something
ace
champion
pistol
champ
whopper
brand leader
the bee's knees
star
astonishment
curiosity
wonderment
genius
whiz
stopper
showstopper
the eighth wonder of the world
going concern
coup de maître
conquest
mastery
attainment
win
palm
ascendancy
walkover
acquirement
pushover
score
surmounting
vanquishing
takeover
gain
cinch
homer
vanquishment
splash
big win
grand slam
clean sweep
feather in cap
the gold
hole in one
shoo-in
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An act of disloyalty
stab in the back
betrayal
disloyalty
treachery
duplicity
perfidy
treason
unfaithfulness
backstabbing
deception
faithlessness
infidelity
treacherousness
perfidiousness
sellout
attack
wound
act of disloyalty
act of treachery
double-dealing
breach of faith
breach of trust
double cross
double-cross
bad faith
double-crossing
let-down
two-timing
Judas kiss
falsity
falseness
trahison des clercs
trickery
false-heartedness
giveaway
Punic faith
business
inconstancy
dishonesty
deceit
deceitfulness
traitorousness
fraud
fickleness
sedition
untrustworthiness
disaffection
back-stabbing
disbelief
doubt
skepticism
US
scepticism
UK
subversion
underhandedness
hypocrisy
seditiousness
two-facedness
apostasy
dirty pool
dirty dealing
guile
craftiness
artifice
cunning
dissimulation
cheating
craft
dissembling
wiliness
crookedness
chicanery
foxiness
deviousness
deceptiveness
cunningness
fraudulence
fakery
guilefulness
mutiny
crookery
mendacity
dupery
cozenage
revolutionary
rebellion
revolt
lying
knavery
codology
misconduct
management
monkeyshines
recreancy
high treason
jiggery-pokery
hanky-panky
funny business
monkey business
dirty work
dirty trick
co-optation
co-option
seditious
lese majesty
unreliability
adultery
dissidence
hollow-heartedness
untrueness
violation
subversive activity
slyness
insincerity
artfulness
betrayal of trust
pretence
UK
legerdemain
crime
breaking of faith
pretense
US
kidology
prevarication
lese-majesty
trickiness
hoodwinking
duping
equivocation
bluff
imposition
lèse majesté
bluffing
hokum
sophism
obfuscation
seditious act
untruth
boondoggle
beguilement
blarney
defraudation
circumvention
juggling
trumpery
whitewash
corruption
scam
dodge
fake
spoof
bunco
racket
grift
flimflam
snow job
fast one
put-on
fast shuffle
skin game
sweet talk
shell game
subterfuge
falsehood
skulduggery
shadiness
swindling
improbity
shenanigans
skullduggery
knavishness
unfairness
unjustness
dissemblance
twoness
dualism
duality
sharp practice
one-upmanship
dirty tricks
stab in back
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