| The Senate considered this to be a treasonable offence but there was little they could do. |
| On the Allied side it became a synonym for treasonable or hostile activity, so that to call people collaborators was to express strong disapproval for their actions. |
| This is not yet treasonable talk, though it verged close enough for Eliot to be sent to the Tower. |
| Commonly recognised limitations relate to contempt of court, defamation, sedition and treasonable offences, decency and morality. |
| With Maguire the treasonable act of rebellion itself was less in dispute than the questions how, where and before whom it could be tried. |
| Mobutu shirts and leopard-print hats are worn openly, a practically treasonable offence only six months ago. |
