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disobediences
n. (plural of disobedience English)
Usage examples of "disobediences".
Wherever and whenever we look, there are wars, civil disobediences and perils lying ahead.
What disturbed the Don was his loquacity, his long conversations with his mother, and most of all, his small disobediences to the Don himself.
Authorities are as yet unable to explain these fresh outbreaks of treasonable disobediences by well-treated, well-protected slaves.
Former Archbishop Edmund Loris, Monsignor Lawrence Gorony, and Prince-Bishop Judhael of Meara were executed by my command in July of last yearthe latter primarily for reasons of state, which I regret, though his canonical betrayals and disobediences were such that his superiors did not dispute the political necessity, under the circumstances.