mutinousness (Meaning)
mutinousness
relating to or being mutiny, disposed to or being in a state of mutiny, inclined to or in a state of mutiny, turbulent, unruly, of, relating to, or constituting mutiny
Synonyms & Antonyms of mutinousness
mutinousness Sentence Examples
- The mutinousness of the sailors threatened the captain's authority.
- The workers' mutinousness stemmed from dissatisfaction with their wages and working conditions.
- The prisoners' mutinousness forced the guards to reconsider their security measures.
- The teenager's mutinousness toward their parents caused familial strife.
- The rebel soldiers' mutinousness disrupted the peace and stability of the region.
- The crew's mutinousness put the safety of the ship and its passengers at risk.
- The mob's mutinousness created chaos and violence in the streets.
- The mutinousness of the employees threatened to halt production at the factory.
- The mutinousness of the inmates posed a challenge to the prison's administration.
- The students' mutinousness against school regulations led to disciplinary action.
FAQs About the word mutinousness
relating to or being mutiny, disposed to or being in a state of mutiny, inclined to or in a state of mutiny, turbulent, unruly, of, relating to, or constituting
misbehavior, obstinateness, insurrection, insurgence, pigheadedness, obstinacy, revolt, stubbornness, perversity,mulishness
obedience, subordination,compliance, conformity, submission, tractableness, amenability, capitulation, trainability, yielding
The mutinousness of the sailors threatened the captain's authority.
The workers' mutinousness stemmed from dissatisfaction with their wages and working conditions.
The prisoners' mutinousness forced the guards to reconsider their security measures.
The teenager's mutinousness toward their parents caused familial strife.
