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DOUBLE-CROSS - Say, Understand, Use: The Complete Guide to Double-cross in 2023

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DOUBLE-CROSS Meaning And Definition:
Double-cross refers to the act of deceiving or betraying someone, often in a dishonest or unexpected manner.
It can involve breaking a promise or going against an agreement, resulting in a feeling of betrayal or disappointment.
Double-cross can also be used as a noun to describe a person who has betrayed someone.
The term is often used in the context of personal relationships, business dealings, or espionage.
DOUBLE-CROSS Pronunciation:
To pronounce 'double-cross', break it down into two parts: 'double' and 'cross'.
Say 'double' with the stress on the first syllable: 'DUH-buhl'.
Then say 'cross' with a slight 'r' sound and the stress on the second syllable: 'kraws'.
Put it together: 'DUH-buhl kraws'.
Use DOUBLE-CROSS In Your Speech:
1. He thought he could trust her, but she double-crossed him in the end
2. The spy double-crossed his agency and gave the enemy valuable information
3. After years of friendship, he felt betrayed when his best friend double-crossed him for personal gain
4. The double-cross in the movie plot took everyone by surprise
5. She felt a sense of double-crossing when she discovered her partner had been secretly undermining her work
Please answer in comments for the most popular DOUBLE-CROSS questions:
1. What does it mean to double-cross someone?
2. Have you ever been double-crossed by someone you trusted?
3. How do you feel when someone double-crosses you?
4. Can you think of a famous double-cross in history or literature?
5. How can you prevent yourself from being double-crossed in a business deal?
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Last updated: October, 2023