seditious [sɪˈdɪʃəs] ADJ
- seditious
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One of the most serious charges was that he infiltrated seditious and antimonarchical principles into his students.
en.wikipedia.org These papers on examination by the authorities were accounted seditious, or beyond the privileges of defensive counsel as then allowed by law.
en.wikipedia.org So they choose to side with the dictator, and send citizens to jail for all kinds of libel and seditious charges.
en.wikipedia.org Seditious words or acts tear the societal fabric, which manifests in the social evil of feelings of ill-will and hostility between different races.
en.wikipedia.org The reforms proposed by the government alarmed republican and seditious factions in the military corps.
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