treasonable

He saw clearly that their boundaries nowhere conflicted, and that treasonable contact was impossible.

"It seems absurd to connect Julian with any idea of treasonable communication with Germany," the Bishop said slowly.

Perhaps in two pieces, with the top bit carefully preserved, as a warning to treasonable people—so called.

They were not only engaged in perpetual intrigues, but even in treasonable correspondence with the enemies of their country.

Heard ye ever, my Lords, a more despiteful and treasonable letter?

Here we are, colonel, and you will tell me whether you think it treasonable or not.

And when at last they were brought before a jury, there was not a single overt act of a treasonable nature proved against them.

Then came General Morgan and his two sons who asserted their belief in the treasonable character of Burr's designs.

A man of the name of Barnard had been executed in England for seditious and treasonable practices.

Here is a book supposed to be treasonable; I never read it, commended it, or delivered it, nor urged it.