1. backstabbing - Noun
2. backstabbing - Verb
backstabbing
present participle of backstab
backstabbing (plural backstabbings)
The act of one who backstabs.
I told you to bring me to Alec! Backstabbing Judas. Cassandra Clare
The air crackled with rivalry and the potential for swift backstabbing. Geoffrey hadn't sensed anything like it since his last academic conference. Alastair Reynolds
A surveyor doubled down on those claims, noting the sector was 'nowhere near as open as it pretend to be, there is a lot of hiding and backstabbing.' Source: Internet
Given zero chance at winning, McKay uses his campaign to tell the unadulterated truth, devoid of political spins, obfuscations, lies and backstabbing. Source: Internet
Sami then compared their relationship to the Aesop Fable of the Scorpion and Frog, where the Scorpion ends up backstabbing the frog. Source: Internet
His central character, Paul Proteus, has an ambitious wife, a backstabbing assistant, and a feeling of sympathy for the poor. Source: Internet