insubjection Synonyms
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insubjection Meaning
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insubjection (n.)
Want of subjection or obedience; a state of disobedience, as to government.
insubjection Sentence Examples
- The students' insubjection to the new school rules led to a tense atmosphere in the classroom.
- The employee's insubjection towards his manager resulted in his immediate dismissal.
- The governor's insubjection to the federal government caused a constitutional crisis.
- The child's insubjection to his parents' authority became a major concern.
- The colony's insubjection to the imperial power sparked a bloody revolt.
- The soldier's insubjection to the orders of his superior officer put the entire mission at risk.
- The prisoner's insubjection to the prison guards made it difficult to maintain order within the facility.
- The citizen's insubjection to the laws of the land led to his arrest and prosecution.
- The union's insubjection to the employer's demands resulted in a prolonged and bitter strike.
- The nation's insubjection to the United Nations peacekeeping force created a humanitarian crisis.
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Want of subjection or obedience; a state of disobedience, as to government.
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The students' insubjection to the new school rules led to a tense atmosphere in the classroom.
The employee's insubjection towards his manager resulted in his immediate dismissal.
The governor's insubjection to the federal government caused a constitutional crisis.
The child's insubjection to his parents' authority became a major concern.
