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Meanings of insubordinate in English
Spanish
insubordinado Disposed to or engaged in defiance of established authority.
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Usage of insubordinate in English
1
In the meantime, the men grew more and more intractable and insubordinate.
2
Unfortunately his power was insufficient to cope successfully with the insubordinate Spaniards.
3
I walked at the self-important speed of all managers visiting an insubordinate.
4
Mr. Carfax went on with his insubordinate conversation, oblivious to the insult.
5
You know that he gives up his cases when they are insubordinate.
6
You have been insubordinate, and for insubordination there is but one penalty.
7
He was wilfully, deliberately insubordinate, proud of breaking rules and defying punishments.
8
Of course it is, because I'm insubordinate-butthis isn't the navy.
9
But there was a damnably ironical and insubordinate look in his one eye.
10
Bean was still feeling insubordinate, and he didn't think Ender deserved the rebuke.
11
Trump has repeatedly complained about Vindman's testimony and called him insubordinate.
12
Whatever there might be lay at the door of a stupid, insubordinate servant.
13
You're a very insubordinate worker, aren't you? She addressed Geary again.
14
If he utters another insubordinate word, have him bucked and gagged at once.
15
This insubordinate centre that drew him towards old pagan beliefs had assumed command.
16
He was an insubordinate dog, and always smelt abominably of garlic.
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