⚖️Sedition (sedición)

noun
/sɪˈdɪʃ.ən/
sedición (sedicion)

Meaning

conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against authority; treason
Speech or actions encouraging rebellion against authority.
Traducción del significado
conducta o discurso que incita a las personas a rebelarse contra la autoridad; traición
conducta o discurso que incita a las personas a rebelarse contra la autoridad; traición

Oraciones de ejemplo

The activist was charged with sedition for his inflammatory speeches.

El activista fue acusado de sedición por sus discursos inflamatorios.
El activista fue acusado de sedición por sus discursos inflamatorios.

He was arrested for sedition against the government.

Fue arrestado por sedición contra el gobierno.
Fue arrestado por sedición contra el gobierno.

Synonyms

rebellion, mutiny, insurrection, treason, revolt
Entrada 1
rebellion, mutiny, insurrection, treason
Entrada 2
rebellion, insurrection, revolt, treason

Antonyms

loyalty, allegiance, obedience, patriotism
Entrada 1
loyalty, allegiance, obedience, patriotism
Entrada 2
obedience, loyalty

Colocaciones

charged with sedition, sedition law, acts of sedition, sedition trial, incite sedition, sedition act
Entrada 1
charged with sedition, sedition law, acts of sedition, sedition trial
Entrada 2
charged with sedition, incite sedition, sedition law, sedition act

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