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Definition of mutinously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
rebelliouslyRare in a way that shows refusal to obeyRare
- The sailors mutinously refused to follow the captain's orders.
- She mutinously ignored the teacher's instructions.
- The workers mutinously challenged the new policy.
Origin of mutinously
Latin, mutinus (mutinous) + -ous (full of)
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- French:avec mutinerie, ...
- German:rebellisch, ...
- Italian:ribellandosi, ...
- Spanish:con rebeldía, ...
- Portuguese:de forma rebelde, ...
- Chinese:反叛地, ...
- Japanese:反抗的に, ...
- Arabic:بِتَمَرُّد, ...
- Hebrew:בְּמֶרֶד, ...
- Russian:мятежно, ...
- Ukrainian:бунтівно, ...
- Hindi:विद्रोही तरीके से, ...
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