disobedience in Irish
disobedience in Irish is aimhriar, anumhlaíocht, doriarthacht — disobedience means the refusal or failure to follow instructions, rules, or authority.
disobedience in Irish
aimhriar
Refusal to obey.
anumhlaíocht
Refusal to obey.
doriarthacht
Refusal to obey.
easumhlaíocht
Refusal to obey.
míréir
Refusal to obey.
What does "disobedience" mean?
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noun The refusal or failure to follow instructions, rules, or authority.
"Civil disobedience has long been used as a form of peaceful protest."
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disobedience in a sentence
- Civil disobedience has long been used as a form of peaceful protest.
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What is "disobedience" in Irish?
"disobedience" in Irish is aimhriar, anumhlaíocht, doriarthacht. disobedience means: The refusal or failure to follow instructions, rules, or authority.
How do you use "disobedience" in a sentence?
Example: "Civil disobedience has long been used as a form of peaceful protest." In Irish, "disobedience" is aimhriar, anumhlaíocht, doriarthacht.
Are there other ways to say "disobedience" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "disobedience": aimhriar, anumhlaíocht, doriarthacht, easumhlaíocht, míréir.
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