| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | abandoned | left without support or protection |
| 2. | abused | treated cruelly or wrongly |
| 3. | aggrieved | feeling wronged or unfairly treated |
| 4. | backstabbed | harmed by a trusted person |
| 5. | bamboozled | fooled by clever trickery |
| 6. | bartered away | traded away disloyally or cheaply |
| 7. | beguiled | charmed or deceived |
| 8. | bilked | cheated out of payment |
| 9. | broke confidence | revealed confidential information |
| 10. | broke faith with | violated trust or loyalty |
| 11. | broke trust with | violated someone’s trust |
| 12. | cast aside | rejected after use or trust |
| 13. | cast off | rejected or abandoned |
| 14. | cheated | treated dishonestly or unfairly |
| 15. | compromised | put at risk or exposed |
| 16. | conned | deceived by a confidence trick |
| 17. | cozened | deceived or tricked |
| 18. | crossed | betrayed or opposed |
| 19. | deceived | misled by dishonesty or trickery |
| 20. | defrauded | cheated through deliberate deception |
| 21. | denied | refused to acknowledge or support |
| 22. | deserted | abandoned despite loyalty or duty |
| 23. | disavowed | denied responsibility for or connection |
| 24. | disowned | rejected as no longer connected |
| 25. | ditched | abandoned casually or disloyally |
| 26. | double-crossed | treacherously deceived after trust |
| 27. | dropped | abandoned or rejected suddenly |
| 28. | duped | fooled into believing something false |
| 29. | ensnared | trapped by deception or temptation |
| 30. | entrapped | caught by deception or trickery |
| 31. | exploited | used unfairly for advantage |
| 32. | exposed | revealed or left vulnerable |
| 33. | failed | not supported when needed |
| 34. | fed lies | given false information |
| 35. | fleeced | cheated out of money |
| 36. | fobbed off | dismissed with excuses or deception |
| 37. | fooled | made to believe something untrue |
| 38. | forsaken | abandoned by someone trusted |
| 39. | framed | falsely made to seem guilty |
| 40. | gave away | revealed or exposed unintentionally |
| 41. | given away | revealed or exposed unintentionally |
| 42. | gulled | fooled or deceived |
| 43. | gypped | cheated or swindled |
| 44. | had | fooled or deceived |
| 45. | handed over | delivered to an enemy or authority |
| 46. | hoodwinked | tricked or deceived cleverly |
| 47. | hung out to dry | abandoned in difficulty |
| 48. | ill-used | treated badly or unfairly |
| 49. | informed on | gave incriminating information about |
| 50. | jilted | rejected by a lover suddenly |
| 51. | knifed | betrayed or attacked treacherously |
| 52. | leaked | revealed confidential information improperly |
| 53. | led on | deceived with false encouragement |
| 54. | left behind | abandoned or not supported |
| 55. | left high and dry | abandoned without needed help |
| 56. | left in the lurch | abandoned when help was needed |
| 57. | let down | disappointed by failed loyalty |
| 58. | lied about | misrepresented through false statements |
| 59. | lied to | deceived by false statements |
| 60. | manipulated | controlled through unfair influence |
| 61. | misinformed | given false or wrong information |
| 62. | misled | led to a false belief |
| 63. | misrepresented | described falsely or unfairly |
| 64. | mistreated | treated badly or unfairly |
| 65. | misused | used wrongly or selfishly |
| 66. | mulcted | defrauded or fined unfairly |
| 67. | outfoxed | defeated through cunning |
| 68. | outmaneuvered | defeated by clever tactics |
| 69. | outwitted | defeated by clever trickery |
| 70. | pawned off | disposed of dishonestly or unfairly |
| 71. | played | manipulated or deceived |
| 72. | preyed upon | exploited as a vulnerable target |
| 73. | railroaded | forced through unfair treatment |
| 74. | ratted on | informed against someone disloyally |
| 75. | rejected | refused acceptance, support, or loyalty |
| 76. | renounced | formally abandoned or rejected |
| 77. | repudiated | rejected or refused to acknowledge |
| 78. | ripped off | cheated or overcharged |
| 79. | scammed | cheated by a fraudulent scheme |
| 80. | shunned | deliberately avoided or rejected |
| 81. | snitched on | informed on someone secretly |
| 82. | sold out | sacrificed for another’s gain |
| 83. | spurned | rejected with contempt |
| 84. | squealed on | informed on someone under pressure |
| 85. | strung along | kept hopeful by deception |
| 86. | swindled | cheated out of money or rights |
| 87. | taken for a ride | deceived or exploited |
| 88. | taken in | fooled into trusting falsely |
| 89. | thrown under the bus | sacrificed to avoid blame |
| 90. | told on | reported someone’s wrongdoing |
| 91. | tricked | fooled by deception or cunning |
| 92. | turned against | became hostile to |
| 93. | turned in | reported or surrendered to authorities |
| 94. | undermined | weakened secretly or treacherously |
| 95. | used | exploited selfishly or unfairly |
| 96. | victimized | made a victim of wrongdoing |
| 97. | violated | broke trust, rules, or rights |
| 98. | went against | opposed despite expected loyalty |
| 99. | wounded | emotionally hurt by disloyalty |
| 100. | wronged | treated unjustly or disloyally |