Renegade

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Betrayal ImpliedPlay
Using 'renegade' often suggests betrayal to the original group, emphasizing the negative aspect of leaving. SlideAfter revealing company secrets, he was dubbed a renegade by his colleagues.
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Disloyal ConnotationPlay
'Renegade' carries a connotation of disloyalty or rebelliousness, often used in serious or dramatic contexts. SlideThe renegade soldier was dishonorably discharged for disobeying orders.
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Strong EmotionPlay
'Renegade' can evoke strong emotions, as being one is seen as a bold and drastic action. SlideHe was considered a renegade for challenging the traditional beliefs of his community.