achitophel
/ækɪˈtɒfɛl/Definitions
1. noun
A traitor or false friend, especially a counselor or advisor who betrays trust.
“The king’s advisor turned out to be an achitophel, revealing the kingdom’s secrets to the enemy.”
2. proper noun
A biblical figure, a counselor of King David who plotted against him (2 Samuel 15-17).
“According to the Bible, Achitophel’s betrayal led to the rebellion against King David.”