Meanings of very disobedient in English

Jack became a very disobedient child, and disobedience avenges itself on the disobedient.

Of course it is all my fault, for I know I have been very disobedient.

You are right, you have been very disobedient, what do you have to say for yourself?

He said, You have been very disobedient!

Children, you are getting very disobedient.

I wouldn't like father to see me here, for then he would think me a very disobedient girl.

Meares has deposed Osman in favour of Rabchick, as the former was getting either very disobedient or very deaf.

It is very disobedient.

Several of the sovereigns of Continental Europe have had great troubles with their children, and these children have often had very disobedient fathers.

Mun Bun was not a very disobedient little boy; but as Daddy Bunker said, he had a better "forgetery" than he had memory.

'You are a very disobedient little boy.

"You are very disobedient; why won't you sleep?"

"You're a very disobedient creature, aren't you?"

"I suppose I am very disobedient," was the simple answer; "but, Aunt Judith, the temptation was too hard to resist.