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/ˈbæk.stæb/
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/ˈbæk.stæb/
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backstab
noun
backstabs
pl
UK
/ˈbæk.stæb/
US
/ˈbæk.stæb/
Translations
предательство
His backstab was unexpected and hurtful.
Его предательство было неожиданным и болезненным.
Additional translations
коварство
удар в спину
Definitions
An act of betrayal or treachery, especially by a friend or ally.
His sudden resignation was a real backstab to the project team.
A stealth attack made from behind, especially in role-playing or video games.
The assassin finished the boss with a critical backstab.
Synonyms
treason
disloyalty
double-cross
treachery
betrayal
backstab
verb
backstabbed
Past Simple
backstabbed
Past Participle
backstabbing
Gerund
UK
/ˈbæk.stæb/
US
/ˈbæk.stæb/
Translations
предать
He would never backstab his friends.
Он никогда не предаст своих друзей.
Definitions
To betray someone by acting against them in a deceitful or underhanded way, especially when they are not present.
He trusted his colleague, only to be backstabbed when she took credit for his work.
To attack an opponent from behind, especially in video or role-playing games, often inflicting additional damage.
The rogue can backstab unsuspecting enemies for massive damage.
Synonyms
double-cross
deceive
stab in the back
undermine
betray
backstab
adjective
Used attributively in gaming contexts (e.g., "backstab damage")
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of a stealth attack from behind.
The character gains a 50% bonus to backstab damage.
Synonyms
backstabbing
treacherous
deceitful
duplicitous
perfidious
two-faced
traitorous
underhanded
disloyal
insidious
sly
backbiting
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