mutinously

/ˈmjutənəsli/ adv

In a mutinous manner.

Word Origin Mutiny comes from Old French mutin 'rebellious', which literally meant 'muttering' — from Latin mutus 'mute'. The idea: rebels mutter discontent under their breath. So mutinously is doing something with rebellious murmuring. The same root mutus gives us mute, immutable, commute, permutation. So mutiny is a 'muttering uprising'.

adv In a mutinous manner.

The sailors gathered mutinously to protest against the captain's harsh orders.

(副词) 反叛地;叛逆地;哗变地

水手们叛逆地聚集起来,抗议船长的严厉命令。

(adverbio) Amotinadamente; de manera amotinada.

Los marineros se reunieron amotinadamente para protestar contra las duras órdenes del capitán.

(adverbe) séditieusement; de façon séditieuse; en se mutinant; de manière rebelle; révoltément [De manière séditieuse ; en se révoltant contre l'autorité.]

Les marins se sont rassemblés **mutinously** pour protester contre les ordres brutaux du capitaine.

(Adverb) meuterisch; aufrührerisch [auf meuternde Weise; mit der Absicht, sich gegen eine Autorität aufzulehnen oder Widerstand zu leisten]

Die Matrosen versammelten sich **mutinously**, um gegen die harten Befehle des Kapitäns zu protestieren.

(副詞) 反乱を起こそうとする態度で、反抗的に。

船員たちは団結して反抗し、艦長の過酷な命令に対して抗議運動を起こした。

(advérbio) amotinadamente; rebeladamente; sediciosamente; insubordinadamente [De maneira amotinada.]

Os marinheiros se reuniram amotinadamente para protestar contra as ordens severas do capitão.

Word parts: mutin + ous + ly

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