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Meanings of mutinous in English
Usage of mutinous in English
1
Earlier, mutinous soldiers gained control of access routes to the state broadcaster.
2
A laugh frigidly jeering; a look lazily mutinous; gentlemanlike irony, patrician resentment.
3
The army was starving and mutinous, and he sought relief in vain.
4
There were some deadly combats between the mutinous sepoys and the Sikhs.
5
You do not know what mutinous elements are slumbering in your heart.
6
The mutinous men reluctantly consented and allowed him three days of grace.
7
Mr. Carvel had many a brush with the mutinous first lieutenant Simpson.
8
His troops had been rendered almost mutinous, from the want of supplies.
9
A crew of unholy, mutinous impulses fling abroad words and thoughts unrecognizable.
10
She looked up with a little mutinous pout, and shrugged her shoulders.
11
Fact is, I studies yer too much, and the mate looked mutinous.
12
A mutinous expression crossed Shady's face, and his skin darkened to red.
13
And curse my mutinous body, red-hot anticipation shot through me like wildfire.
14
A slight deficiency in the rations would arouse fierce indignation and mutinous utterances.
15
There was no sea officer who could enforce orders; the men were mutinous.
16
The men had drawn together, and commenced talking in loud and mutinous language.
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Mutinous across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common