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Being Called a 'Mole': Metaphor for Spy or Traitor
Calling someone a "mole" accuses them of being an undercover spy or informant who secretly provides confidential information to a rival group—implying betrayal and disloyalty.
It is a serious, unpleasant accusation. If false, address it directly: clarify intentions, deny allegations, demonstrate loyalty. Clearing your name is essential.
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