bewray|bewrayed|bewraying|bewrays in English
verb
unintentionally expose or reveal
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1. Bewray (third-person singular simple present bewrays, present participle Bewraying, simple past and past participle bewrayed) (transitive, obsolete) To expose a deception
2. What does Bewraying mean? Present participle of bewray
3. "Probably more or less of a conscious archaism since the 17th c." [OED] Related: Bewrayed; Bewraying.
4. Bewraying.] The murder being once done, he is in less fear, and in more hope that the deed shall not be bewrayed or known
5. I had been Bewraying you had been Bewraying he/she/it had been Bewraying we had been Bewraying you had been Bewraying they had been Bewraying
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7. Lovers Bewraying households wants
8. Lovers Bewraying households wants
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10. And lovers Bewraying each other
11. And lovers Bewraying each other
12. Bewrayment: The act of Bewraying
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17. Bewraying is playable in: Words With Friends 20
18. By: Rachel Chitofu I'm Bewraying the head at the backof my neck
19. The drama faces many types of treachery such as households Bewraying lover
20. The drama faces many types of treachery such as households Bewraying lover
21. By: Rachel Chitofu I'm Bewraying the head at the backof my neck
22. Bewraying ( plural Bewrayings ) The act or process of divulging or revealing information quotations
23. The word Bewraying uses 9 letters: a, b, e, g, i, n, r, w, y
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25. Noun The act of Bewraying.; from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.