mutinied

And when that leadership seemed to be converging upon Mitt Romney, the rank-and-file mutinied altogether.

Two regiments of Washington's troops mutinied; but were persuaded to return to their duty.

In the following year he was about to put to sea when the Spithead fleet mutinied.

During his retreat they mutinied; he was barely able to bring off his regular troops, and lost his guns and stores.

There things had been going on worse than ever, for the Spaniards had mutinied, as well as the natives.

This gave rise to much discontent, and eventually the blacks, in desperation, openly rose and mutinied.