Sentences

delator in a sentence

n.

Definition

Delator: a person in ancient Rome who reported or accused others of wrongdoing, often for personal gain or to expose corruption.

Sample Sentences

  1. The ancient Roman legal system often relied on the testimony of a delator to expose corruption.
  2. Being labeled a delator could lead to social ostracism and severe repercussions in ancient Rome.
  3. In the trial, the delator provided compelling evidence that swayed the jury's opinion.
  4. Some viewed the delator as a necessary informant, while others saw them as a traitor to their peers.
  5. In literature, the figure of the delator frequently symbolizes moral ambiguity and the complexities of justice.

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