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Definitionn. an illegal action inciting resistance to lawful authority and tending to cause the disruption or overthrow of the government
Last update: September 20, 2017
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She was charged to death on account of sedition. [noun]
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Sedition revales power without discipline is coruption. [Please select]
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By 1531 the king was demanding the surrender of Tyndale by the Emperor, on the charge that he was spreading sedition in England. [noun]
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Put on trial for sedition, he was executed by crucifixion. [noun]
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"If it be a plot at all, there must be treason in it, or sedition at least," said the Bailie--"Will you bail him for four hundred merks." [noun]
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If we abide evil by our fundamental principle of not opposing evil by evil we cannot participate in sedition, treason, or violence. [noun]
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"Sir," he said, "your tongue runs dangerously near sedition." [noun]
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He had supposed him a strong, determined, man of imperious ways and turbulent instincts, who could be easily led into revolution and sedition from the side of his ambition. [noun]
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There has been too much preaching of sedition. [Please select]
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