mutiny against

mutiny against someone or something

1. to rebel against a ship's captain or the captain's authority. The crew mutinied against the officers. They know better than to mutiny against an authority as great as that held by Captain Bligh.

2. to rebel against someone or something. It does no good to mutiny against the professor. The students mutinied against the school's administration.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Porcius	-	Ancient Roman
Eun	uwn	Korean
Sa'dia	-	Arabic
Kahina	-	Northern African, Berber
Letha	-	English
Pritchett	['pritʃit]