insubordinate 的 2 个定义
- not submitting to authority; disobedient: an insubordinate soldier.
- not lower.
- a person who is insubordinate.
insubordinate 近义词
rebellious
更多insubordinate例句
- If any orphan admitted to the school should be incompetent to learn, or master a trade … or become insubordinate, or guilty of vice or crime … or become an unfit companion for the others … he may be removed or expelled.
- Of course, if the message still isn’t getting through, there may be a bigger issue at play, either with your boss struggling to assert her authority or your insubordinate peer failing to recognize it.
- Not a spoiler, but next week Maggie says something to Will that even she acknowledges is “inappropriate” and “insubordinate.”
- The sisters took advantage of the scandal she had caused to act in an insubordinate way towards her.
- Drunk or sober, they were constantly insubordinate, setting a bad example to the crew, and quarrelling with each other.
- "Pull yourself together, dear old officer," said Bones, raising his voice to an insubordinate pitch.
- William Moore was an insubordinate gunner; after an altercation, Kidd hit him on the head with a bucket, and he died.
- An insubordinate clergy and a dissolute populace quickly felt the hand that now held the reins.