betrayable

English

Etymology

From betray +‎ -able.

Adjective

betrayable (comparative more betrayable, superlative most betrayable)

1. Capable of being betrayed.
   • 1959, Films and filming: Volume 5, Issue 3:

     Harry, the errand boy, is an interesting extension of the director's obsession with innocent, betrayable, tormented young men […]

Derived terms

• unbetrayable