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To betray someone's trust

To inform on someone (to the authorities)

To have run out, or be depleted, of (stock)

To abandon or betray one's principles

To sell all of one's holdings of an asset or commodity

Betray someone, especially so as to benefit oneself

To give up or renounce one's position or belief

Terminate business operations

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

The action of betraying one's country, a group, or a person

A successful venture, especially in the field of entertainment

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Verb

To betray someone's trust

be unfaithful to

stab in the back

break faith with

play someone false

break one's promise to

sell down the river

do the dirty on

attack indirectly

knife in the back

bite the hand that feeds one

give someone a Judas kiss

be treacherous to

bite the hand that feeds you

take advantage of

do someone dirty

be inconstant to

commit adultery

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“I often think about Jigger's undying pledge to his country, and even in its most pathetic and crude form, he would never sell out his country or his people.”

Verb

To inform on someone (to the authorities)

blow the whistle on

peach on someone

do the dirty on

sell down the river

drop the dime on

stab in the back

blow the whistle

put the finger on

put someone's pot on

spill the beans

act as an informer

break faith with

be unfaithful to

tell tales about

point the bone at

spill your guts

spill the beans on

give someone away

rat someone out

point the finger

spill the beans about

tell the police about

tell the authorities about

give someone a Judas kiss

turn King's evidence

turn Queen's evidence

let the cat out of the bag

give the game away

divulge information

reveal information

come clean about

turn state's evidence

give the show away

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“He comes to the grim realization that his father is a man willing to sell out his business partner in order to save himself.”

Verb

To have run out, or be depleted, of (stock)

be cleaned out of

be fresh out of

be out of stock

be out of stock of

have run out of

have sold all one's …

“The festival's tickets would sell out within twenty-four hours of their release.”

Verb

To abandon or betray one's principles

degrade oneself

play someone false

sacrifice oneself

betray your principles

be untrue to oneself

go over to the other side

abandon one's principles

betray one's cause

betray one's ideals

“It's a sad state of affairs that you would sell out for a few extra bucks.”

Verb

To sell all of one's holdings of an asset or commodity

“Given the uncertainty of the times, many investors decided to sell out.”

Verb

Betray someone, especially so as to benefit oneself

sell down the river

stab in the back

take advantage of

take for a ride

be unfaithful to

play someone false

break faith with

do the dirty on

attack indirectly

knife in the back

do someone dirty

pull a fast one on

put one over on

take to the cleaners

pull a fast one

pull a swifty on

outmanoeuvre^UK

lead up the garden path

give someone a bum steer

do someone in the eye

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Verb

To give up or renounce one's position or belief

shift one's ground

turn one's coat

go over the fence

change loyalties

change allegiances

go over to the enemy

divorce oneself from

have nothing more to do with

wash your hands of

change your mind

go over to the other side

have no more truck with

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Verb

Terminate business operations

close the books

terminate the account

close the door on

bring to an end

bring to a close

draw to a close

come to a close

axe^UK

ax^US

bring to a conclusion

pull the plug on

bring to an untimely end

tie up loose ends

be through with

come to the end

be brought to an end

bring to a halt

bring to a stop

quit cold turkey

come to a conclusion

bring to fruition

set the seal on

put a period to

bring down curtain

knock something on the head

come to a standstill

reach a standstill

stop in your tracks

bring to a standstill

become obsolete

put the kibosh on

add the final touch to

add the finishing touch to

go through with

bring to maturity

put the last touches on

put the finishing touches on

stop oneself from

restrain oneself from

disappear from the face of the earth

be no longer valid

get on the wagon

resist the temptation to

put the finishing touches to

throw in the towel

throw in the sponge

blow the whistle on

put finishing touch on

put the finishing touch to

put into effect

put the tin lid on

cease to be known

pass into oblivion

suspend proceedings

stop in full flow

leave unfinished

prevent oneself from

cease to indulge in

bring to a premature end

take a breather

turn your back on

step aside from

absent oneself from

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Verb

To settle the affairs of (a company), by using its assets to pay its debts

Verb

To harm or lower the reputation or dignity of

be untrue to oneself

abandon one's principles

drag through the mud

cut down to size

take down a peg or two

take down a peg

bring into disrepute

reflect badly on

put someone in their place

make someone eat crow

give a black eye

cause to lose face

cast aspersions on

do a hatchet job on

give a bad name to

show in a bad light

drag through the mire

bring shame upon

give a bad name

put in a bad light

blacken the name of

make someone eat humble pie

settle someone's hash

bring dishonour to

bring discredit to

lower someone's status

lower someone's dignity

make uncomfortable

make someone feel ashamed

lower the status of

reduce the status of

give comeuppance

knock off high horse

tar and feather

fix someone's wagon

bring down a peg

pop one's balloon

make one feel small

force to eat humble pie

cut to the quick

debase yourself

put in one's place

put out of countenance

take the wind out of your sails

cause to feel small

throw brickbats at

ruin the reputation of

destroy someone's credibility

bring into disfavour

damage someone's reputation

blacken someone's name

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Verb

To expose to danger or the risk of loss

place in danger

expose to danger

be detrimental to

leave defenseless

leave vulnerable

pose a threat to

put in jeopardy

put under suspicion

put on the line

put someone's life on the line

lay on the line

skate on thin ice

subject to loss

be careless with

leave unprotected

drive a nail into the coffin of

be prejudicial to

go out of one's depth

leap before looking

hang by a thread

be caught short

run the risk of

take a chance with

go out on a limb

stick your neck out

experiment with

have a fling at

take the liberty

take the liberty of

take a crack at

chance one's arm

take shot in the dark

put eggs in one basket

put it on the line

try one's luck with

make vulnerable

put in jeopardy of

put in harm's way

leave unprotected from

play the market

pour money into

have the temerity

pluck up courage

make so bold as

have the effrontery

take the liberty of doing

be brave enough

have the audacity

have the courage

take a chance on

take the plunge

leave things to chance

put your faith in

act in the hope of

buy a pig in a poke

take a leap in the dark

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Noun

The action of betraying one's country, a group, or a person

false-heartedness

double-crossing

treacherousness

breach of faith

breach of trust

stab in the back

trahison des clercs

act of disloyalty

act of treachery

untrustworthiness

underhandedness

monkey business

hollow-heartedness

subversive activity

betrayal of trust

breaking of faith

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Noun

A successful venture, especially in the field of entertainment

box-office success

star attraction

runaway success

box office success

important person

one for the books

wonderful thing

something to shout about

something to write home about

coup de maître

stroke of genius

marvellous feat

supreme example

nine-day wonder

flash in the pan

fifteen minutes of fame

annus mirabilis

the eighth wonder of the world

high-achieving student

vision of loveliness

pleasure to behold

the bee's knees

nine days' wonder

roaring success

grand achievement

feat of strength

spectacular achievement

piece de resistance

great achievement

astonishing feat

supernatural occurrence

amazing achievement

one in a million

object of admiration

enfant terrible

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