Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

felonia

noun

/fɛˈloʊ.ni.ə/

Definition

a term referring to treachery or betrayal, especially in a legal or feudal context.

Examples

The knight was accused of felonia for betraying his lord’s trust.
In medieval times, felonia was a serious accusation that could lead to severe punishment.
Her actions were considered felonia, as she revealed state secrets to the enemy.

Meaning

Felonia embodies the concept of disloyalty or treason, specifically in situations where an individual fails to uphold their obligations or loyalty to a lord or sovereign.