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following, escort, guard, attendants, retainers, followers,
trail; staff, court, household: After the duke's coffin came a
train of several hundred hangers-on. 3 line, queue, procession,
succession, string, set, sequence, chain, progression, caravan,
cavalcade, parade, column, file: The baggage train of the
advancing army stretched for miles.
--v. 4 discipline, exercise, tutor, teach, coach, drill,
school, instruct, prepare, educate, edify, guide, bring up,
indoctrinate, rear, raise: We had been trained to put things
away and avoid clutter. 5 work out, exercise, practise: Hannah
is training for the next Olympics.
trait n. feature, characteristic, attribute, quality, peculiarity,
idiosyncrasy, quirk, lineament, mark, property: He has some
unpleasant traits, like spitting when he talks.
traitor n. turncoat, Judas, quisling, betrayer, renegade,
fifth-columnist, US Benedict Arnold, Colloq double-crosser,
snake in the grass, double-dealer, two-timer: Some traitor in
their midst had revealed their plans to the enemy.
traitorous
adj. treacherous, perfidious, seditious, subversive,
insurrectionist, renegade, insurgent, disloyal, deceitful,
untrue, unfaithful, faithless; treasonable, Colloq
double-crossing, double-dealing, two-timing: They identified
the traitorous wretch and hanged him. Consorting with the enemy
is a traitorous act.
trajectory
n. flight path, course, track: The missile has a high
trajectory.
tram n. tramcar, trolley bus, US and Canadian streetcar,
trolley(-car): Most cities with a traffic problem have replaced
trams with buses.
trammel n. 1 Usually, trammels. impediment(s), hindrance(s),
shackle(s), handicap(s), check(s), restriction(s), restraint(s),
curb(s), deterrent(s), constraint(s), hitch(es), snag(s),
(stumbling) block(s), obstacle(s), bar: He managed to avoid the
trammels of domesticity.