informer's
Belonging to betrayer
The possessive form of informer, denoting something belonging to or associated with a person who provides information to authorities, often secretly.
An informer's identity is typically protected to prevent retaliation, and an informer's testimony may be crucial in criminal cases.
The informer's tip led police to the warehouse.
The word carries connotations of betrayal when used among those who view cooperation with authorities negatively.
intelligence
Of the origin
- spy'sOf a covert agent
- agent'sBelonging to a representative
- operative'sBelonging to a spy
- asset'sBelonging to something valuable
legal
Of one who testifies
- prosecution'sOf the accusing side
- statement'sBelonging to a declaration
- defendant'sRelating to person charged
traitor's
Belonging to a betrayer
source's
Of the origin
- spy'sOf a covert agent
- agent'sBelonging to a representative
- operative'sBelonging to a spy
asset's · contact's · handler's · insider's · witness's · network's
witness's
Of one who testifies
- prosecution'sOf the accusing side
- statement'sBelonging to a declaration
- defendant'sRelating to person charged
loyalty and betrayal
informer'skeeper of secrets
One entrusted with confidences
brother-in-arms · ally's · protector's · defender's · comrade's