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Turncoat

A turncoat is a person who shifts allegiance from one loyalty or ideal to another, betraying or deserting an original cause by switching to the opposing side or party. In political and social history, this is distinct from being a traitor, as the switch mostly takes place under the following circumstances:

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Turncoat

Nodes51
Edges50
Triples101
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.039216
Components1

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related to Examples · 65
Turncoat → American, Americans, As, Assad, Austria, Austrian Nazi, Bannockburn, Battle, Benedict Arnold, Bosworth, British, Bruce, Canada, Communist Eastern European, Communist Party, Continental Army Major General, Corfe Castle, December, Derby, During
related to Historical context · 16
Turncoat → Abjuration, Act, Actes, Cited, Even, Foxe, Historical, In, July, Latin, Monuments, Netherlands, One, Plakkaat, The, Verlatinghe
see also · 13
Turncoat → Aaya Ram Gaya Ram, AbjurationBenedict Arnold, American Continental Army, Axis Powers, British ArmyCollaboration, Dissolution, Historical, L'opportuniste, Nazi, Nazi Party, Soviet Union, Soviet UnionJacques Dutronc, World War IICover-upCraig CounsellDefectionDual
related to Process · 3
Turncoat → In, The, Turncoats
is a · 1
Turncoat → person who shifts allegiance from one loyalty or ideal to another

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Turncoatis aperson who shifts allegiance from one loyalty or ideal to another0.90text
connections with members of the other partyinstance ofpersonal motives0.80text
or individual moral or intellectual development or interest.Turncoats may face additional scrutiny or skepticism after defection from their new allies due to stigma against turncoatsinstance ofpersonal motives0.80text
their perceived untrustworthiness or due to their identityinstance ofpersonal motives0.80text
Turncoatrelated to ExamplesThere0.60section
Turncoatrelated to ExamplesTostig Godwinson0.60section
Turncoatrelated to ExamplesBattle0.60section
Turncoatrelated to ExamplesStamford Bridge0.60section
Turncoatrelated to ExamplesHarald Hardrada0.60section
Turncoatrelated to ExamplesGodwinson's0.60section
Turncoatrelated to ExamplesJohn Balliol0.60section
Turncoatrelated to ExamplesToom Tabard0.60section

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