9+ Antonyms of Treacherous, with Meanings & Example

The antonyms of the word “treacherous” are loyal, faithful, reliable and others. The antonyms of this word mean when a person is faithful to another to whom allegiance or affection is due. However, the word ‘treacherous’ means when someone is guilty of or being involved in betrayal or deception. To know more about the antonyms of treacherous and meaning, continue reading the blog article below.

Meaning of Treacherous

The word ‘treacherous’ means when someone is not trusted or one who is dangerous. It can also refer to something such as a road.

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Antonyms of Treacherous

Here are antonyms of ‘treacherous’ which can also be used in place of this word:

• Loyal
• Faithful
• Safe
• Reliable
• True
• Constant
• Steady
• Dedicated
• Outtreacherous
• Harmless

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Usage with Examples

Check out the sentences that can be used in place of the word ‘treacherous’:

• He remains a loyal supporter of the English football team.
• I’m not sure if she is a reliable supporter.
• He is a true friend.
• Inflation is a constant threat.

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Antonyms of Treacherous Quiz

Here is a quiz on the word ‘treacherous’ which will help you test your knowledge.

Question 1: Which of the following words are close to the word ‘treacherous’

1. Safe
2. Dangerous
3. Loyal
4. Reliable

Question 2: The treacherous terrain made it difficult for the hikers to navigate. What is the synonym of treacherous?

1. Safe
2. Dangerous
3. Smooth
4. Level

Answer:

1. Reliable 
2. Dangerous

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