subversive

He never said any subversive things or tried to take any classified information that I know of out or see anybody about it.

I look upon it as a dangerous doctrine, subversive of the great end for which the United States have confederated.

Russian policy, subversive under Catharine, was in a European sense conservative under Alexander.

Mutual service and slavery—like light and darkness, life and death—are directly opposed to, and subversive of, each other.

Such a right is opposed to the acts of Congress on the subject of naturalization, and subversive of the Federal powers.

Such an assumption is subversive of our republican institutions, contrary to the great principles of Free Masonry.

His lofty realism was subversive of popular superstitions, when logically carried out.

Must I read about these things in the papers to keep up on subversive activity?

In Spain and Portugal Freemasonry has played not merely a subversive but an actively revolutionary and sanguinary rôle.

Granting the immorality in both cases, the subversive people have not a leg to stand on.