mutiny
ˈmjuːtɪni
mutiniedmutinies
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Definition of mutiny - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
military revoltrebellion against authority, especially by soldiers or sailors
  • The crew's mutiny was sparked by unfair treatment and poor conditions..
insurrection uprising
2.
chaosDatedviolent commotion or strifeDated
  • The city was in a state of mutiny.
insurrection rebellion uprising

Verb

intr.
rebellionrebel against authority, especially in military context
  • The sailors decided to mutiny against the captain.
defy revolt rise up
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Origin of mutiny

Latin, mutinus (mutinous)

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rebellion
likely to commit mutiny or rebellion

Examples of mutiny in a sentence

  • Mutiny on the ship led to chaos.
  • The sailors planned a mutiny against the captain.
  • There was a mutiny in the prison last night.
  • The soldiers planned to mutiny during the night watch.
  • The crew threatened to mutiny if their demands weren't met.

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  1. French:mutinerie, se mutiner, ...
  2. German:Meuterei, meutern, ...
  3. Italian:ammutinamento, ammutinarsi, ...
  4. Spanish:rebelión, amotinarse, ...
  5. Portuguese:rebelião, amotinar-se, ...
  6. Chinese:叛乱, 反叛, ...
  7. Japanese:反乱, 反乱を起こす, ...
  8. Arabic:تَمَرُّد, تَمَرَّدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִתְקוֹמְמוּת, לִמְרוֹד, ...
  10. Russian:мятеж, восставать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:заколот, повстати, ...
  12. Hindi:विद्रोह, विद्रोह करना, ...
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