mutine (Meaning)
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mutine (n.)
A mutineer.
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mutine (v. i.)
To mutiny.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mutine
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mutine Sentence Examples
- The mutiny on the HMS Bounty was a significant event in maritime history.
- The soldiers' discontentment led them to stage a mutiny against their superiors.
- The prison guards were overwhelmed by a sudden mutiny from the inmates.
- A group of sailors on the ship conspired to stage a mutiny against the captain.
- The mutiny was quickly suppressed by the loyal crew members.
- The ringleaders of the mutiny were executed for their crimes.
- The consequences of the mutiny were far-reaching and affected the entire fleet.
- The mutiny was sparked by a combination of factors, including poor living conditions and harsh treatment.
- The aftermath of the mutiny left a lasting impact on the morale of the crew.
- The mutiny served as a warning to those who may consider disobeying orders.
FAQs About the word mutine
A mutineer., To mutiny.
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No antonyms found.
The mutiny on the HMS Bounty was a significant event in maritime history.
The soldiers' discontentment led them to stage a mutiny against their superiors.
The prison guards were overwhelmed by a sudden mutiny from the inmates.
A group of sailors on the ship conspired to stage a mutiny against the captain.
