English Dictionary
Definition of “insubordinate”
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Example Sentences Including 'insubordinate'
" Deeply disgruntled with Mrs Thatcher, and had become truculent, insubordinate and devil-may-care"Times, Sunday Times (2002)
He is truculent, occasionally insubordinate , but remains an honest cop, still believing in justice.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
I don't think he believed that we would be so insubordinate but soon realized we meant what we said.Leontyne
My kindly and patient teacher, I discovered, was a terrible student, headstrong and insubordinate.THE GOLDEN FOOL: Book Two of the Tawny Man (2002)
She would kill Lori for being so blithely insubordinate but she couldn't say anything in front of Nick.JUST BETWEEN US (2002)
The goddess as her mercurial, authoritative and insubordinate self is omnipresent and omniscient.India Today (1997)
rumours, and they were only rumours, that over the past few years several insubordinate employees had simply disappeared.The Devil's Door
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