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Insubordinate

usgb/ˌɪnsəˈbɔːrdɪnət/Volume
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Negative TonePlay
'Insubordinate' implies a strong, negative view of someone not following orders. SlideHis insubordinate attitude led to tension in the team.
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Used in ConflictsPlay
Often used where there is conflict or disagreement with authority. SlideDuring the debate, her insubordinate comments were penalized.
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Workplace TermPlay
Commonly used in professional settings to describe problematic behavior. SlideThe insubordinate employee received a formal warning.