⚖️Sedition (sédition)

noun
/sɪˈdɪʃ.ən/
sédition (sedition)

Signification

conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against authority; treason
Speech or actions encouraging rebellion against authority.
Traduction de la signification
comportement ou discours incitant les gens à se rebeller contre l'autorité ; trahison
comportement ou discours incitant les gens à se rebeller contre l'autorité ; trahison

Phrases d'exemple

The activist was charged with sedition for his inflammatory speeches.

L'activiste a été accusé de sédition pour ses discours incendiaires.
L'activiste a été accusé de sédition pour ses discours incendiaires.

He was arrested for sedition against the government.

Il a été arrêté pour sédition contre le gouvernement.
Il a été arrêté pour sédition contre le gouvernement.

Synonymes

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

Antonymes

loyalty, allegiance, obedience, patriotism
Entrée 1
loyalty, allegiance, obedience, patriotism
Entrée 2
obedience, loyalty

Collocations

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

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