Definition Synonyms
Definition of seditious - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
inciting rebellioninciting or causing people to rebel against authority
- The seditious speech led to an uproar among the citizens..
2.
politicsrelated to actions against government authority
- The leader was arrested for his seditious speech.
Origin of seditious
Latin, seditiosus (full of discord)
Examples of seditious in a sentence
Seditious posters were found all over the city. The pamphlet contained seditious content. They were accused of distributing seditious materials.
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- French:séditieux, ...
- German:aufwieglerisch, aufrührerisch, ...
- Italian:sedizioso, ...
- Spanish:sedicioso, rebelde, ...
- Portuguese:sedicioso, rebelde, ...
- Chinese:煽动性的, 反政府的, ...
- Japanese:扇動的な, 反政府的な, ...
- Arabic:تَحْرِيضِي, مُثِير لِلْفِتْنَة, ...
- Hebrew:חַתְרָנִי, מַמְרִיד, ...
- Russian:подстрекательский, ...
- Ukrainian:підбурювальний, підбурливий, ...
- Hindi:राजद्रोही, अराजक, ...
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