s sa sb sc sd se sf sg sh si sj sk sl sm sn so sp sq sr ss st su sv sw sy

Перевод: sedition

[существительное]
призыв к мятежу; призыв к свержению; подстрекательство к бунту; антиправительственная агитация; крамола

Тезаурус:

1. He struggled and roared out, "I see you, James Menzies, I charge you with sedition," and the Duke roared back, "We charge you with tyranny, trail him round the house, lads, show his servants who is the master now."
2. Kennedy could have endorsed without difficulty Osburn's remarks that "We shall not beat the Indian by Indianizing our own sense of decency and justice" and that "The only real cure for sedition is a just, tolerant and sympathetic rule".
3. Sedition, mobbing, rioting (so "sedition" had not been dropped).
4. When the officer said, "You will be charged with sedition, over and above the mobbing, but in certain circumstances that might not be pressed," Cameron distressed himself by making a small, indefinite sound which could well have been taken for agreement.
5. To coin another military metaphor, he must "soldier on" knowing that all of this activity might well smack of sedition.
6. The word from Lilongwe now is that Chihana will be charged with sedition, a capital offence.
7. Mr Czarnogursky, meanwhile, faces a possible five-year jail term on charges of sedition in what is being seen as a test case of the regime's genuine commitment to a dialogue with the opposition.
8. When they did make up the T-shirts - as I backed down and did the separations - they got busted for sedition, which was an obscure act of whenever.
9. He talked religion with the great Erasmus Darwin in Derby, preached to sometimes vast congregations from Unitarian pulpits - "my Sermons spread a sort of sanctity over my Sedition " - and returned in triumph to Bristol with the names of several hundred new subscribers.
10. Richard, thou art an old fellow, an old knave; thou hast written books enough to load a cart, every one as full of sedition, I might say treason, as an egg is full of meat.
11. Unless they demonstrated their loyalty, Jordan would be keen to be rid of most of the refugees before they became a source of sedition.
12. William's victories served to divide us for ever from those wretched people whose popish sedition would undermine the fabric of our world and who were known to hate everything Britain was and stood for.
13. Dubcek urges Communist hardliners to stand down continued from page one possible five-year jail term on charges of sedition in what is being seen as a test case of the regime's genuine commitment to a dialogue with the opposition.