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seditiousness

/sɪˈdɪʃəsnəs/ noun

The quality or state of being seditious.

Word Origin From Latin seditio, literally 'a going apart'—se- 'apart' + itio from ire 'to go'. Originally meant a separation, then a rebellion. Seditiousness is the quality of stirring up rebellion. The root ire gives us exit (go out), transit (go across), and ambition (going around for votes). The se- prefix also in secede, secret (set apart), and seduce (lead aside).

noun The quality or state of being seditious. countable

The seditiousness of the pamphlet led to its immediate banning by authorities.

(名词) 煽动性

这本小册子的煽动性导致它立即被当局禁止。

(sustantivo) La cualidad o estado de ser sedicioso.

El carácter sedicioso del panfleto llevó a su prohibición inmediata por parte de las autoridades.

(nom) caractère séditieux [Caractère de ce qui est séditieux ; tendance à inciter à la révolte ou à la sédition.]

Le caractère séditieux du pamphlet a entraîné son interdiction immédiate par les autorités.

(Substantiv) Die Eigenschaft oder der Zustand, aufrührerisch oder staatsfeindlich zu sein.

Die **seditiousness** der Flugschrift führte zu ihrem sofortigen Verbot durch die Behörden.

(名詞) 扇動的な性質。反政府的であること。反乱を扇動する性質。

そのパンフレットの扇動性により、当局は直ちにその配布を禁止した。

(substantivo) sedição; caráter sedicioso [A qualidade ou estado de ser sedicioso.]

A sediciosidade do panfleto levou à sua proibição imediata pelas autoridades.

Synonyms: rebelliousness insurrection disloyalty treason subversion Antonyms: loyalty allegiance obedience patriotism
Word parts: sediti + ous + ness

Related words

seditious sedition

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