Seditious Meaning in English

word

US

sɪˈdɪʃəs

si-DISH-uhs

UK

sɛdˈɪʃəs

seh-DISH-uhs

التعريف

Describing actions, speech, or writing that encourage people to rebel against authority or the government.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal and legal term often used in political or legal contexts. Closely related to 'sedition'. Be careful not to use 'seditious' for general disagreements; it specifically refers to inciting rebellion against authority.

• Spanish: sedicioso - subversivo
• Portuguese (BR): sedicioso - subversivo
• Portuguese (PT): sedicioso - subversivo
• Chinese (Simplified): 煽动性的 - 煽动叛乱的
• Chinese (Traditional): 煽動性的 - 煽動叛亂的
• Hindi: विद्रोही - उकसाने वाला
• Arabic: تحريضي - متمرد
• Bengali: বিদ্রোহমূলক - রাষ্ট্রবিরোধী
• Russian: мятежный - подстрекательский (против власти)
• Japanese: 扇動的な - 反乱を促す
• Vietnamese: kích động nổi loạn - xúi giục lật đổ
• Korean: 선동적인 - 반정부적
• Turkish: isyankar - kışkırtıcı (otoriteye karşı)
• Urdu: بغاوت پر مبنی - اشتعال انگیز (حکومت کے خلاف)
• Indonesian: hasutan - menghasut (melawan pemerintah)

جمل نموذجية

The government banned the seditious pamphlet.

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He was arrested for making seditious speeches.

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The police found seditious messages online.

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Those seditious comments got a lot of people talking.

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"That article was a bit seditious, don't you think?"

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The group denies any seditious intent behind their protest.

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