insubordination [ˌɪnsəˌbɔ:dɪˈneɪʃən, америк. -ˈbɔ:r-] СУЩ.
- insubordination
- nieposłuszeństwo ср.
- insubordination
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This general attitude of insubordination meant that the internal quarreling within the military from time to time spilled over into public and violent struggles.
en.wikipedia.org He subsequently relented, apologized for his insubordination and was restored to command.
en.wikipedia.org The insubordination of our youth is now the greatest obstacle to their education.
en.wikipedia.org His independence occasionally came near to insubordination, and at ordinary times he lacked energy.
en.wikipedia.org Most soldiers were much more loyal to their feudal lord than to their nations, and insubordination within armies was common.
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