1. to reveal, expose, or betray (someone or something); to make known unintentionally or against one's will
Usage: archaic; past tense and past participle of 'bewray'

Examples

• His nervous laughter bewrayed his guilt to the entire room.
• The spy's accent bewrayed his true nationality.
• She tried to hide her feelings, but her trembling hands bewrayed her fear.
• The muddy footprints bewrayed the intruder's path through the house.
• His silence on the matter bewrayed his knowledge of the crime.