bewraying

English

From Middle English bewreying, biwreying, equivalent to bewray +‎ -ing.

bewraying (plural bewrayings)

The act or process of divulging or revealing information
- 1858, The Rambler, page 403:
  As for the bewraying, or rather betraying, of my friends, since I dare swear for their fidelity to her majesty and crown, and am assured that such my bewraying could in no sort do my prince or country service, but give occasion and opportunity to their enemies, I hope in all humanity I may be pardoned, and wish not to live with such a spot of infamy, more intolerable far than death itself.

From bewray +‎ -ing.

bewraying

单词	bewraying
释义	bewraying English Etymology 1 From Middle English bewreying, biwreying, equivalent to bewray +‎ -ing. Noun bewraying (plural bewrayings) The act or process of divulging or revealing information 1858, The Rambler, page 403: As for the bewraying, or rather betraying, of my friends, since I dare swear for their fidelity to her majesty and crown, and am assured that such my bewraying could in no sort do my prince or country service, but give occasion and opportunity to their enemies, I hope in all humanity I may be pardoned, and wish not to live with such a spot of infamy, more intolerable far than death itself. Etymology 2 From bewray +‎ -ing. Verb bewraying present participle of bewray Derived terms bewrayingly
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