disobedience
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əˈbi noun
lack of obedience or refusal to comply; disregard or transgression.
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| —n | |
| lack of obedience | |
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Disobedience
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Example sentences
In fact people were willing to engage in civil disobedience to get through police lines and get to their property.
Though it may well qualify as civil disobedience at that point, unlike wearing a kilt, traditionally.
Militancy, civil disobedience, and outright anti-capitalism are unlikely to appeal to mainstream voters.
To placate law enforcement agencies organizers promised that no sit-ins or civil disobedience stunts would occur.
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