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Discover LudwigThe phrase "was betrayed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to convey that someone has been intentionally deceived or let down by someone else. For example: "He was betrayed by his closest friend."
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He was betrayed".
I was betrayed.
He betrayed and was betrayed.
"He was betrayed, though.
That trust was betrayed".
"He was betrayed with a kiss".
Still others insist that he was betrayed.
"Jesus was betrayed and deceived, too".
Even this minor promise was betrayed.
Similar(2)
He felt that he was betraying her.
"I felt I was betraying him".
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