treachery n disloyalty; deceit ; unfaithfulness ; falseness.
treacherousness n quality of being treacherous, e.g. Before that incident I hadn‘t been aware of the
latent treacherousness in his nature.
8. breed vt/i 1. keep ( animals, plants etc ) in order to produce young, seeds etc., esp. when one
chooses the parents carefully, e.g. Ann has bred cats for years and has won many prizes. 2. give
birth to young, e.g. Wild rabbits breed very quickly. 3. educate, train, (s.o.) ; bring (s.o.) up, e.g.
This school breeds successful students 4. be the cause of (s.t), give rise to (s.t), e.g. A very hot
climate can breed laziness.
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