Definition of disobedience in English:

disobedience

noun dɪsəˈbiːdɪənsˌdɪsəˈbidiəns

mass noun

Failure or refusal to obey rules or someone in authority.
disobedience to law is sometimes justified
Example sentencesExamples
- On the other hand, the military takes a very dim view of disobedience of orders - and with very good reason.
- Our nation was founded on a heroic act of disobedience to a king who was presumed to rule by divine right.
- The education board said their actions constituted disobedience to orders for them to fulfill their obligations.
- When these minorities pass from disobedience to rebellion, the elites lack the resources to quell revolts.
- I wish he gets support to launch a movement for civic disobedience.
- He referred to this being the second abduction by the father in blatant disregard and disobedience to an order of the Spanish court.
- The problem here is not merely one of formal disobedience to White House objectives.
- The description of the three acts of contempt as disobedience of the order dated 25th April 2003 cannot be right.
- The cost of disobedience has become too high, and I'm not sure it's a viable strategy anymore.
- History shows that when faced by mass disobedience, governments always cave.
- Doing so would constitute the offence of wilful disobedience of an order under the Act.
- But why did you have no choice between religious obedience and disobedience?
- The debate is not about whether or not disobedience to law is justified in a totalitarian regime.
- Many priests refused to collaborate with the authorities, and some incited disobedience.
- The applicant, a prison officer, was charged with disobedience to orders.
- Most of my life I had spent trying to be as unnoticeable in my obedience and disobedience as possible.
- The only way to establish obedience in a child is to punish each and every wilful disobedience to a command.
- We are told that this lends a different perspective to the themes of obedience and disobedience.
- Ordinary laws and policies ordinarily deserve civil obedience, not disobedience.
- You incurred this debt by your rebellion and disobedience to his will, and you will have to pay it, won't you?
Synonyms
insubordination, unruliness, waywardness, indiscipline, bad behaviour, misbehaviour, misconduct, delinquency, disruptiveness, troublemaking, rebellion, defiance, mutiny, revolt, recalcitrance, lack of cooperation, non-compliance, wilfulness, intractability, awkwardness, perversity, perverseness, contrariness
naughtiness, mischievousness, mischief, roguery, impishness
informal carryings-on, acting-up
archaic or Law contumacy, infraction

Definition of disobedience in US English:

disobedience

nounˌdɪsəˈbidiənsˌdisəˈbēdēəns

Failure or refusal to obey rules or someone in authority.
he made no allowances for neglect or disobedience of orders
Example sentencesExamples
- We are told that this lends a different perspective to the themes of obedience and disobedience.
- But why did you have no choice between religious obedience and disobedience?
- The applicant, a prison officer, was charged with disobedience to orders.
- I wish he gets support to launch a movement for civic disobedience.
- When these minorities pass from disobedience to rebellion, the elites lack the resources to quell revolts.
- The problem here is not merely one of formal disobedience to White House objectives.
- The description of the three acts of contempt as disobedience of the order dated 25th April 2003 cannot be right.
- You incurred this debt by your rebellion and disobedience to his will, and you will have to pay it, won't you?
- Many priests refused to collaborate with the authorities, and some incited disobedience.
- The only way to establish obedience in a child is to punish each and every wilful disobedience to a command.
- Doing so would constitute the offence of wilful disobedience of an order under the Act.
- Most of my life I had spent trying to be as unnoticeable in my obedience and disobedience as possible.
- He referred to this being the second abduction by the father in blatant disregard and disobedience to an order of the Spanish court.
- Our nation was founded on a heroic act of disobedience to a king who was presumed to rule by divine right.
- On the other hand, the military takes a very dim view of disobedience of orders - and with very good reason.
- History shows that when faced by mass disobedience, governments always cave.
- The debate is not about whether or not disobedience to law is justified in a totalitarian regime.
- The cost of disobedience has become too high, and I'm not sure it's a viable strategy anymore.
- The education board said their actions constituted disobedience to orders for them to fulfill their obligations.
- Ordinary laws and policies ordinarily deserve civil obedience, not disobedience.
Synonyms
insubordination, unruliness, waywardness, indiscipline, bad behaviour, misbehaviour, misconduct, delinquency, disruptiveness, troublemaking, rebellion, defiance, mutiny, revolt, recalcitrance, lack of cooperation, non-compliance, wilfulness, intractability, awkwardness, perversity, perverseness, contrariness

单词	disobedience
释义	Definition of disobedience in English: disobedience noun dɪsəˈbiːdɪənsˌdɪsəˈbidiəns mass noun Failure or refusal to obey rules or someone in authority. disobedience to law is sometimes justified Example sentencesExamples On the other hand, the military takes a very dim view of disobedience of orders - and with very good reason. Our nation was founded on a heroic act of disobedience to a king who was presumed to rule by divine right. The education board said their actions constituted disobedience to orders for them to fulfill their obligations. When these minorities pass from disobedience to rebellion, the elites lack the resources to quell revolts. I wish he gets support to launch a movement for civic disobedience. He referred to this being the second abduction by the father in blatant disregard and disobedience to an order of the Spanish court. The problem here is not merely one of formal disobedience to White House objectives. The description of the three acts of contempt as disobedience of the order dated 25th April 2003 cannot be right. The cost of disobedience has become too high, and I'm not sure it's a viable strategy anymore. History shows that when faced by mass disobedience, governments always cave. Doing so would constitute the offence of wilful disobedience of an order under the Act. But why did you have no choice between religious obedience and disobedience? The debate is not about whether or not disobedience to law is justified in a totalitarian regime. Many priests refused to collaborate with the authorities, and some incited disobedience. The applicant, a prison officer, was charged with disobedience to orders. Most of my life I had spent trying to be as unnoticeable in my obedience and disobedience as possible. The only way to establish obedience in a child is to punish each and every wilful disobedience to a command. We are told that this lends a different perspective to the themes of obedience and disobedience. Ordinary laws and policies ordinarily deserve civil obedience, not disobedience. You incurred this debt by your rebellion and disobedience to his will, and you will have to pay it, won't you? Synonyms insubordination, unruliness, waywardness, indiscipline, bad behaviour, misbehaviour, misconduct, delinquency, disruptiveness, troublemaking, rebellion, defiance, mutiny, revolt, recalcitrance, lack of cooperation, non-compliance, wilfulness, intractability, awkwardness, perversity, perverseness, contrariness naughtiness, mischievousness, mischief, roguery, impishness informal carryings-on, acting-up archaic or Law contumacy, infraction Definition of disobedience in US English: disobedience nounˌdɪsəˈbidiənsˌdisəˈbēdēəns Failure or refusal to obey rules or someone in authority. he made no allowances for neglect or disobedience of orders Example sentencesExamples We are told that this lends a different perspective to the themes of obedience and disobedience. But why did you have no choice between religious obedience and disobedience? The applicant, a prison officer, was charged with disobedience to orders. I wish he gets support to launch a movement for civic disobedience. When these minorities pass from disobedience to rebellion, the elites lack the resources to quell revolts. The problem here is not merely one of formal disobedience to White House objectives. The description of the three acts of contempt as disobedience of the order dated 25th April 2003 cannot be right. You incurred this debt by your rebellion and disobedience to his will, and you will have to pay it, won't you? Many priests refused to collaborate with the authorities, and some incited disobedience. The only way to establish obedience in a child is to punish each and every wilful disobedience to a command. Doing so would constitute the offence of wilful disobedience of an order under the Act. Most of my life I had spent trying to be as unnoticeable in my obedience and disobedience as possible. He referred to this being the second abduction by the father in blatant disregard and disobedience to an order of the Spanish court. Our nation was founded on a heroic act of disobedience to a king who was presumed to rule by divine right. On the other hand, the military takes a very dim view of disobedience of orders - and with very good reason. History shows that when faced by mass disobedience, governments always cave. The debate is not about whether or not disobedience to law is justified in a totalitarian regime. The cost of disobedience has become too high, and I'm not sure it's a viable strategy anymore. The education board said their actions constituted disobedience to orders for them to fulfill their obligations. Ordinary laws and policies ordinarily deserve civil obedience, not disobedience. Synonyms insubordination, unruliness, waywardness, indiscipline, bad behaviour, misbehaviour, misconduct, delinquency, disruptiveness, troublemaking, rebellion, defiance, mutiny, revolt, recalcitrance, lack of cooperation, non-compliance, wilfulness, intractability, awkwardness, perversity, perverseness, contrariness
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