Synonyms for Wast insubordinate:
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v.
• misbehave
- act up
, - be at fault
, - be bad
, - be dissolute
, - be guilty
, - be immoral
, - be indecorous
, - be insubordinate
, - be mischievous
, - be out of line
, - be out of order
, - be reprehensible
, - bend the law
, - carry on
, - cut up
, - deviate
, - do evil
, - do wrong
, - fail
, - fool around
, - get into mischief
, - go astray
, - go wrong
, - make trouble
, - misconduct
, - offend
, - roughhouse
, - sin
, - sow wild oats
, - take a wrong turn
, - transgress
, - trespass
.
• mutiny
• rebel
- boycott
, - break with
, - censure
, - combat
, - come out against
, - criticize
, - defy
, - denounce
, - dissent
, - drop out
, - fight
, - get out of line
, - make waves
, - mutiny
, - oppose
, - opt out
, - overthrow
, - overturn
, - remonstrate
, - renounce
, - revolt
, - riot
, - rock the boat
, - run amok
, - secede
, - take up arms
, - turn against
, - upset
.
What are the hypernyms for Wast insubordinate?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for wast insubordinate?
The antonyms for the word "wast insubordinate" are "obedient," "compliant," "submissive," "respectful," and "docile." These words imply a willingness to follow rules, orders or authority figures. Being obedient and compliant means that you respect the authority and follow the rules set before you. Submission and docility, on the other hand, speaks to the willingness to be led or directed. Being respectful means that you show deference to superiors in manner and words. These words convey a sense of responsibility and duty that contrasts with the insubordination which suggests disloyalty and defiance.
What are the antonyms for Wast insubordinate?
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v.
• misbehave
• mutiny
• rebel
Similar words: disobedient, defiant, rebellious, uncooperative
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