Mutinous
Pronunciation: /ˈmjuːtənəs/
Mutinous (adj)
- Showing open refusal to obey leaders, especially in the army or on a ship.
- Acting against rules or orders from those in charge, in a way that causes disorder.
Examples
- The mutinous sailors refused to follow the captain’s orders.
- They became mutinous when the crew felt their leader was unfair.
Mutinous (adjective)
Examples
- The mutinous soldiers refused to follow orders.
- Mutinous soldiers broke ranks during the march.