1. plural of bewrayer; persons who reveal, expose, or betray secrets or hidden things
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in historical or dramatic contexts

Examples

• The bewrayers of the conspiracy were brought to justice.
• In Shakespeare's time, bewrayers of state secrets faced severe punishment.
• The king distrusted all bewrayers of his private affairs.
• Those bewrayers who exposed the plot were considered heroes by some and traitors by others.
• The manuscript warned against bewrayers who would reveal sacred knowledge.