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mutinously

/ˌmjuːtɪˈnuːsli/ adverb · British & US

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What does mutinously mean?

adverb

In a mutinous manner; in a rebellious or insubordinate way.

Example

"The crew sailed mutinously against the captain's orders."

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Etymologically related

mutiny mutineer rebellion insubordination

Synonyms for mutinously

rebelliously insubordinately disobediently defiantly obstinately uncooperatively

Antonyms of mutinously

obediently submissively compliantly

Rhymes with mutinously

mutually nutty sputty hutty