betray ment, bet raiment
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 57
[Eng. betray; -ment.) The act of betraying; the state of being betrayed. Betrayal is the more common word. "... confe ing them to be innocent whose betrat ment they had bought." Udal : Matt ., ch. xxvii. * bě-trěnde', v.t. [TREND.] To surround, to encircle. "Sorwe hym gan betrende ." Sir Ferumbras (ed. Herrtage), 4,006.
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