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1. (adj.) mutinous
disposed to or engaged in revolt against authority.
2. mutinous
characterized by mutiny; rebellious.
3. mutinous
difficult to control:
mutinous feelings.
Etymology: (1570–80; obs. mutine mutiny + -ous)
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1. (adj) mutinous
disposed to or in a state of mutiny
"the men became mutinous and insubordinate"
2. (adj) mutinous
consisting of or characterized by or inciting to mutiny
"mutinous acts"; "mutinous thoughts"; "a mutinous speech"
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| Definition of 'mutinous' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) mutinous
disposed to mutiny; in a state of mutiny; characterized by mutiny; seditious; insubordinate
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Sense: a person who mutinies.
mutinous sailors.
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 Afrikaans: muitend |
 Arabic: مَيّال إلى التَّمَرُّد |
 Bulgarian: бунтовнически |
 Brazilian: amotinado |
 Czech: vzpurný |
 German: meuterisch |
 Danish: oprørsk |
 Greek: στασιαστικός |
 Spanish: rebelde |
 Estonian: mässuline |
 Farsi: متمرد |
 Finnish: kapinoiva |
 French: mutiné |
 Hebrew: מִתמַרֵד |
 Hindi: विद्रोही, क्रांतिकाी |
 Croatian: pobunjen |
 Hungarian: lázadó |
 Indonesian: suka melawan |
 Icelandic: uppreisnargjarn |
 Italian: ammutinato |
 Japanese: 反乱の |
 Korean: 반항적인 |
 Lithuanian: maištingas |
 Latvian: dumpīgs |
 Malay: memberontak |
 Dutch: muitend |
 Norwegian: som gjør mytteri |
 Polish: buntowniczy |
 Persian: متمرد |
 Pashto: متمرد |
 Portuguese: amotinado |
 Romanian: răzvrătit |
 Russian: мятежный |
 Slovak: búriaci sa |
 Slovenian: uporen |
 Serbian: pobunjenički |
 Swedish: upprorisk, som vill göra |
 Thai: ซึ่งแสดงการขัดขืน |
 Turkish: isyankâr, asi |
 Taiwanese: 叛變的 |
 Ukrainian: заколотний, бунтівний |
 Urdu: سرکشانہ |
 Vietnamese: có binh biến |
 Chinese: 叛变的 |
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