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To be “Judased” is to be betrayed, usually by someone you trust and love.

The word comes from the 13th Apostle Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus to his death.

The word has currently been made popular by the novel and movie “Cloud Atlas” by David Mitchell.
“Her life was sad n' judased, she died tryin' to change the Old-Uns thinkin’.”
Judased by Ian De La Rosa September 4, 2013
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The verb form of Judas.
(Judas = An individual whom sells out his/her friends for thier own personal benefit.)
"Dude, I got Judased by my best friend the other day."

"What happened?"

"He asked my sister out."
Judased by MTucker89 February 10, 2010

heavy judased

Really betrayed by someone close like a friend
I have just been heavy judased by my best friend I will never talk to them again
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