Insubordinate is valid Scrabble Word

Is insubordinate a scrabble word?
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13 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for INSUBORDINATE in dictionary:

NOUN:

someone disobedient to authority

ADJECTIVE:

disobedient to authority
defiant of authority; disobedient to orders
Not submitting to authority; disobedient; rebellious; mutinous.
not submissive to authority
disposed to or engaged in defiance of established authority

Words related to INSUBORDINATE

insubordinately21 insubordinates17

Words that contain INSUBORDINATE

insubordinates17 insubordinately21

How to use INSUBORDINATE in a sentence

When Congress appealed to the government of Pennsylvania for protection, it was advised that the Pennsylvania militia was likewise insubordinate.
I was soon to understand why the commander slept so lightly, and to learn for the first time that even patriots may be insubordinate.
Some of his regiments showed a disorderly and insubordinate temper.
We were at no time decimated by disease through ignorant or insubordinate disregard of the primary principles of hygiene.
INSUBORDINATE CONDUCT TOWARD NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER.
He was wilfully, deliberately insubordinate, proud of breaking rules and defying punishments.
His father was at the mercy of his servants, who, insolent and insubordinate, robbed, laughed at, and neglected him.
Instead he was presently thinking of that insubordinate glance from his window and of little chins and nose-tips.
They did no work, they stole, were insolent, insubordinate, and what not.
He was an insubordinate dog, and always smelt abominably of garlic.

Essentially it is an adventure of the British spirit, sanguine, discursive, and beyond comparison insubordinate, adaptable, and originating.
At her first glance, Rome saw nothing in Martin Luther but a vulgar, insubordinate, quarrelsome monk.
The two United States Senators and the principal Federal officials resigned their offices with a public flourish of their insubordinate zeal.
The soldiers were insubordinate, without confidence in their officers, and inclined to grumble at such an unwonted hardship as a campaign prolonged into the winter.
Many held that they ought to be killed as being treacherous and insubordinate and stained with the blood of their generals.
An insubordinate crew would render us powerless indeed.
On the other hand, experience is a severe taskmaster, and it taught me to be somewhat insubordinate in my notions.
It was after midnight of the next day that McClellan sent Stanton his despairing and insubordinate despatch indicating the possibility of losing his entire army.
If a farmer, squatter, or merchant was insubordinate, he stopped his supply of convict labour, and cruelly left him to do his own work.
One of them was insubordinate when he was assigned servant to a squatter, and the squatter, who was on horseback, gave him a cut with his stockwhip.
Few Moors, however, joined his alliance, and these were altogether insubordinate.
This insubordinate centre that drew him towards old pagan beliefs had assumed command.
Raw troops, no troops, insubordinate militia, want of arms, want of money, want of provisions, all will be charged to want of management in you.
Whatever is a cause of insubordinate and discordant fruition in body or soul, individual or community, is a real gate of hell.
The two despots, the bishop and the duke, who had seized the unhappy town, combined to crush the gay and insubordinate spirit out of it.
She has wit, and much intellect, perhaps too much, but hers is an inconsiderate, an insubordinate spirit.
But Montcalm rode up to meet him hampered by insubordinate confusion.
But still the insubordinate man could not keep quiet.
The full complement of waggons had not arrived, and the drivers on the spot were as ignorant as they were insubordinate.
These men, turbulent, insubordinate, and greedy, found hunger, hardships, and sickness where they had expected to find plenty, comfort, and wealth.
And further, it is in possession of a complex psychic life, containing many insubordinate elements, many awkward bequests from a primitive past.
But he deferred to his business superior with the sense of discipline which is innate in the apparently insubordinate American nature.
At the critical moment the Greeks always appear to have lost faith in their leaders, and to have behaved in a disorderly and insubordinate manner.
In this way men who drink hard when they have the opportunity, who are habitually insubordinate, or who are undesirable, are weeded out rapidly.

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