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disobeyed
adjective as in broken
Strong matches
- abandoned
- dishonored
- disregarded
- ignored
- infringed
- retracted
- traduced
- transgressed
- violated
adjective as in unheeded
Example Sentences
Those in riot gear have disobeyed orders by removing their gas masks.
In Shia mythology, Fotros was an angel who disobeyed God and was banished to Earth.
Some reported their boyfriends threatened to post demeaning photos of them on social media if the teens disobeyed their commands.
Without their blessing, I believe that some soldiers would have disobeyed their orders to shoot defenseless, hogtied men and boys.
To make sure his orders should not be disobeyed, he embarked last, after seeing that all was safe.
Kurt was very glad when Mea entered at that moment, for he had really disobeyed his mother's repeated instructions in the matter.
I'd got my men all ready, and not one would have disobeyed me.
Of a master who never forgives, the orders are seldom disobeyed.
I ought either to have disobeyed your letter and kept your stock and my own, or have done just what I did.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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