backstabbers

The word “backstabbers” has 3 syllables: back-stab-bers

It's pronounced as /ˈbækˌstæbərz/


What is synonym and antonym for backstabbers?

In the thesaurus, “backstabbers” has 43 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for backstabbers along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for backstabbers

  • Judases
  • accommodationists
  • apostates
  • betrayers
  • blabbermouths
  • co-conspirators
  • coconspirators
  • collaborationists
  • collaborators
  • conspirators
  • defectors
  • deserters
  • double-crossers
  • double-dealers
  • gossipers
  • gossipmongers
  • gossips
  • informants
  • informers
  • intriguers
  • plotters
  • quislings
  • rats
  • recreants
  • renegades
  • rumormongers
  • schemers
  • sellouts
  • serpents
  • snakes
  • snitchers
  • snitches
  • squealers
  • stool pigeons
  • subversives
  • subverters
  • talebearers
  • talkers
  • tattlers
  • tattletales
  • telltales
  • traitors
  • turncoats

Example Sentences

  • Backstabbers often thrive in environments where trust is scarce.
  • She learned to discern true friends from potential backstabbers through experience.
  • The team was torn apart by the actions of internal backstabbers.
  • He couldn't believe that his own colleagues turned out to be such ruthless backstabbers.
  • The novel explores themes of betrayal and loyalty, showcasing the complex dynamics among backstabbers and their victims.

On this page you'll find 43 synonyms or another words to backstabbers, such as: Judases, accommodationists, apostates, betrayers, blabbermouths, co-conspirators, coconspirators.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

accommodationists

  • Judases
  • apostates
  • backstabbers
  • betrayers
  • blabbermouths
  • centrists
  • co-conspirators
  • coconspirators
  • collaborationists
  • collaborators
  • compromisers
  • conspirators
  • defectors
  • deserters
  • double-crossers
  • double-dealers
  • gossipers
  • gossipmongers
  • gossips
  • informants
  • informers
  • intriguers
  • middle-of-the-roaders
  • moderates
  • plotters
  • progressives
  • quislings
  • rats
  • recreants
  • reformers
  • renegades
  • rumormongers
  • schemers
  • sellouts
  • serpents
  • snakes
  • snitchers
  • snitches
  • squealers
  • stool pigeons
  • subversives
  • subverters
  • talebearers
  • talkers
  • tattlers
  • tattletales
  • telltales
  • traitors
  • turncoats

Judases

  • accommodationists
  • apostates
  • backstabbers
  • betrayers
  • blabbermouths
  • co-conspirators
  • coconspirators
  • collaborationists
  • collaborators
  • conspirators
  • defectors
  • deserters
  • double-crossers
  • double-dealers
  • gossipers
  • gossipmongers
  • gossips
  • informants
  • informers
  • intriguers
  • plotters
  • quislings
  • rats
  • recreants
  • renegades
  • rumormongers
  • schemers
  • sellouts
  • serpents
  • snakes
  • snitchers
  • snitches
  • squealers
  • stool pigeons
  • subversives
  • subverters
  • talebearers
  • talkers
  • tattlers
  • tattletales
  • telltales
  • traitors
  • turncoats

quislings

  • Judases
  • accommodationists
  • apostates
  • backstabbers
  • betrayers
  • blabbermouths
  • co-conspirators
  • coconspirators
  • collaborationists
  • collaborators
  • conspirators
  • defectors
  • deserters
  • double-crossers
  • double-dealers
  • gossipers
  • gossipmongers
  • gossips
  • informants
  • informers
  • intriguers
  • plotters
  • rats
  • recreants
  • renegades
  • rumormongers
  • schemers
  • sellouts
  • serpents
  • snakes
  • snitchers
  • snitches
  • squealers
  • stool pigeons
  • subversives
  • subverters
  • talebearers
  • talkers
  • tattlers
  • tattletales
  • telltales
  • traitors
  • turncoats

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