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Mutinous

usgb/ˈmjuːtənəs/Volume
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Used when someone directly opposes a leader or person in charge. SlideDuring the voyage, the first mate's mutinous defiance startled the captain.
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Often implies a collective uprising, not just one person. SlideThe mutinous soldiers formed a barricade against the general's orders.
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In history, mutiny is a serious offense that could have extreme penalties. SlideThe mutinous act led to a court-martial for the members of the crew.