noun · countable / uncountable · rare

disobedience

disobedience · disobediences

непокора, непослух, непокірність, неслухняність

неповиновение, неподчинение, непослушание

Ungehorsam

Refusal to obeyRefusal to obey.

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/dɪs.əˈbiː.dɪəns/

» I won't tolerate disobedience.

Я не потерплю неповиновения. — marafon

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Meaning

1 senses

(countable, uncountable)Refusal to obey.
The teacher complained of the child's disobedience.
Ungehorsam
неповинове́ниеnepovinovénije, непослуша́ниеneposlušánije, неподчине́ниеnepodčinénije
непоко́раnepokóra, непокі́рністьnepokírnistʹ, неслухня́ністьnesluxnjánistʹ
the failure to obey

Examples

14 sentences

I won't tolerate disobedience.
ruЯ не потерплю неповиновения. — marafon
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Disobedience won't be tolerated.
ruМы не потерпим неповиновения. — marafon
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I was condemned for my disobedience.
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His disobedience was a conscious act.
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Your willful disobedience is what got you here.
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Translations

8 languages

Українська

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Русский

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Deutsch

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Origin

From Middle English disobedience, dysobediaunce, from Old French desobedience. By surface

From Middle English disobedience, dysobediaunce, from Old French desobedience. By surface analysis, dis- + obedience. Displaced native Old English unhīersumnes.

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