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The real Boone narrowly survived a player mutiny in 1977 when the football team threatened to quit unless he apologized for a particularly vitriolic tirade after a loss.
WHO’S THE MOST CHAOTIC MOVIE FOOTBALL COACH?JOSH HERMSMEYERDECEMBER 4, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
You remember in the mutiny how women fought at the side of their husbands.
A SOLDIER'S DAUGHTERG. A. HENTY
At any moment he expected to hear a hellish bedlam break loose—the beginning of the mutiny.
IN THE ORBIT OF SATURNROMAN FREDERICK STARZL
Yet his being there put a different complexion on her act of mutiny.
THE INCOMPLETE AMORISTE. NESBIT
The progress of the mutiny and its suppression in other directions must now be related.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND IN THREE VOLUMES, VOL.III.E. FARR AND E. H. NOLAN
What was it that, when the common people of Rome were like to have destroyed all by their mutiny, reduced them to obedience?
THE PRAISE OF FOLLYDESIDERIUS ERASMUS
There is a bare possibility that the mutiny was real instead of a fake.
PIRATES' HOPEFRANCIS LYNDE
Hans decided that the only possible means of escape was to induce the slaves to mutiny.
ADVENTURES OF HANS STERKA.W. DRAYSON
These little boats, the Austrians now informed us, were responsible for a mutiny in the Austrian submarine force.
THE VICTORY AT SEAWILLIAM SOWDEN SIMS
He had suffered a mutiny—and later, in a few violent, reckless minutes of action he had broken it—or cowed it at least.
THE HARBOR MASTERTHEODORE GOODRIDGE ROBERTS
WORDS RELATED TO MUTINY
- ado
- agitation
- annoyance
- backwash
- ballyhoo
- bedlam
- big scene
- big stink
- brouhaha
- bustle
- clatter
- combustion
- confusion
- convulsion
- discomposure
- disquiet
- dither
- excitement
- ferment
- fermentation
- flap
- flurry
- furor
- fuss
- hell broke loose
- hubbub
- hurly-burly
- insurgence
- insurrection
- lather
- mutiny
- outcry
- pandemonium
- perturbation
- pother
- racket
- rebellion
- revolt
- riot
- rumpus
- stew
- stir
- to-do
- tumult
- turbulence
- upheaval
- uprising
- upset
- upturn
- vexation
- welter
- whirl
- defiance
- dereliction
- disregard
- indiscipline
- infraction
- infringement
- insubmission
- insubordination
- insurgence
- intractableness
- mutiny
- neglect
- nonobservance
- perversity
- rebellion
- recalcitrance
- refractoriness
- revolt
- revolution
- riot
- sabotage
- sedition
- strike
- stubbornness
- transgression
- unruliness
- violation
- waywardness
- balk
- be remiss
- break rules
- contravene
- counteract
- dare
- decline
- defy
- desert
- differ
- disagree
- evade
- flout
- fly in face of
- go counter to
- ignore
- infringe
- insurrect
- misbehave
- mutiny
- neglect
- not heed
- not listen
- not mind
- object
- overstep
- pay no attention to
- rebel
- recalcitrate
- resist
- revolt
- revolution
- revolutionize
- riot
- rise in arms
- run riot
- set aside
- shirk
- strike
- take law into own hands
- transgress
- violate
- withstand
- balk
- be remiss
- break rules
- contravene
- counteract
- dare
- decline
- defy
- desert
- differ
- disagree
- evade
- flout
- fly in face of
- go counter to
- ignore
- infringe
- insurrect
- misbehave
- mutiny
- neglect
- not heed
- not listen
- not mind
- object
- overstep
- pay no attention to
- rebel
- recalcitrate
- resist
- revolt
- revolution
- revolutionize
- riot
- rise in arms
- run riot
- set aside
- shirk
- strike
- take law into own hands
- transgress
- violate
- withstand
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.