Mr. T

Judas betrayed Jesus. Lady Red betrayed John Dillinger. Those things happen.

American Actor

Thomas Goodwin

English Clergyman

Using 'judas' implies strong feelings of betrayal and anger.

Emotional Charge

Reserve 'judas' for serious acts of betrayal to avoid diminishing its impact.

Avoid Overuse

Knowing the biblical story of Judas enhances the understanding of this term.

Historical Knowledge

Be aware 'judas' can have religious connotations for some people, use with care.

Religious Sensitivity

Understanding the negative connotation is crucial in religious contexts.

Connotation Knowledge

Differentiate between 'Judas Iscariot' and other New Testament figures named Judas.

Avoid Confusion

'Judas' as a spyhole is much less common and has a literal, neutral meaning.

Understand Usage

Remember 'judas' can be just a physical object in a door, not only a symbol of betrayal.

Literal Meaning

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Emotional Charge

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