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mutinous

/ˈmjuː.tɪ.nəs/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou un groupe qui se révolte ou refuse d'obéir à l'autorité, en particulier dans un contexte militaire ou naval.

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adjective

/ˈmjuː.tɪ.nəs/C1formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou un groupe qui se révolte ou refuse d'obéir à l'autorité, en particulier dans un contexte militaire ou naval.

Describes a person or group that is rebellious or refusing to obey authority, especially in a military or naval context.

  1. Rebellious or disobedientC1formal

    Inclined to rebel against authority, especially in a military or naval context.

    frmutin, rebelle

    • The mutinous sailors refused to follow the captain's orders.
    • His mutinous attitude led to his dismissal from the crew.
    • The soldiers were punished for their mutinous behavior.

    Synonymesdefiantdisobedientinsubordinateinsurgentrebelliousrefractoryriotousseditious

    Antonymescompliantconformabledociledutifulloyalobedientsubmissive

  2. Characterized by rebellionC1formal

    Consisting of or marked by open defiance or revolt against authority.

    frmutin, rebelle

    • The mutinous crew seized control of the ship.
    • Mutinous whispers spread through the ranks of the army.
    • The mutinous uprising was quickly suppressed by the officers.

    Synonymesdefiantdisobedientinsubordinateinsurgentrebelliousrecalcitrantrestiverevolutionaryriotousseditious

    Antonymescompliantdutifulloyalobedientsubmissivesubservient

Formes
  • more mutinous comparative form
  • most mutinous superlative form
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