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Meanings of insubordination in anglès

català
insubordinació
espanyol
insubordinación

Defiance of authority.

        insubordinació
        portuguès
        rebeldia
        català
        rebel·lia

        An insubordinate act.

              rebel·lia
              Synonyms
              Examples for "rebelliousness"
              Examples for "rebelliousness"
              1
              Then the old doubting rancor and rebelliousness took possession of the multitude.
              Joshua — Volume 5
              2
              So there's a bit of a rebelliousness going on in my wardrobe.
              The Guardian
              3
              DISPLEASE them by lack of affection, grumbling, disobedience, stubbornness, rebelliousness, or wickedness.
              An Explanation of Luther's Small Catechism
              4
              It's possible that others may well demonstrate a very untypical streak of rebelliousness.
              The South African
              5
              Then one met you, and saw your potential, your strength, your hidden rebelliousness-
              A Time of Changes
              Usage of insubordination in anglès
              1
              Well, put it aside; let us move to the matter of insubordination.
              Empire of Ivory
              2
              The absence of Smith had caused disorder and insubordination in the colony.
              The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 10
              3
              MacArthur went public with their differences, which the president regarded as insubordination.
              Reuters
              4
              He didn't even show up for his last OPR interview, therefore insubordination.
              The bricklayer
              5
              Harder for someone to prove insubordination or treason that way, he suspected.
              In Fire Forged
              6
              Never in his life had he encountered such insubordination among his men.
              The Genius
              7
              He therefore endured with fretful patience the insubordination of Pitt and Fox.
              Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
              8
              The whole bias of your mind has been towards insubordination and lawlessness.
              Ghosts
              9
              And they will lock you up into the bargain because of insubordination.
              The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
              10
              The King now induced Clement to summon him to answer for insubordination.
              Cameos from English History, from Rollo to Edward II
              11
              When evening came, there were symptoms of insubordination through the whole school.
              The Hoosier Schoolmaster: A Story of Backwoods Life in Indiana
              12
              Among all classes of them we became aware of a growing insubordination.
              Tales of the Fish Patrol
              13
              One of the men was Fittock, who had been flogged for insubordination.
              The Only Victor
              14
              You have been insubordinate, and for insubordination there is but one penalty.
              Love-at-Arms / Being a Narrative Excerpted from the Chronicles o...
              15
              Most of the are charged with drunkenness or insubordination or being A.W.O.L.
              The new yorker
              16
              Remember, you can still have me shot for insubordination and conduct unbecoming-
              Beverly of Graustark
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              portuguès
              rebeldia
              Insubordination through the time
              Insubordination across language varieties
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              United States of America
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