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How to use treasonable in a sentence

Men nudged their neighbours; some looked frightened and some grinned at the treasonable words.

Complaint was immediately made to the Parliamentary Committee of Examination that it contained treasonable and scandalous matter.

WITCH, WARLOCK, AND MAGICIANWILLIAM HENRY DAVENPORT ADAMS

In other words, he had cast her horoscope, a proceeding common enough in those days, and one which had no treasonable complexion.

WITCH, WARLOCK, AND MAGICIANWILLIAM HENRY DAVENPORT ADAMS

The caballing for dissolution of the Union, why should that be treasonable?

For those purposes a treasonable book against the King's right to the Crown was 'divulged.'

Mr. Earle, fearing arrest for treasonable practices, did not venture to do so.

Will you, gentlemen of the South, declare that you will stand by the Union, and brand secession as treasonable?

Are you in the habit, Lieutenant Melville, of attributing treasonable thoughts to the best friends of the king's cause.

IN HOSTILE REDJOSEPH ALTSHELER

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

Nay, would not the insulting falsehoods and infamous assertions have been proved treasonable?

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985