disobey command

Frequency: 7.08.1 per million words

To not do what you are told to do by a person in authority, a rule, or a law.

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Examples (10)

  • The soldier was court-martialed because he disobeyed a direct command.
  • A good dog rarely disobeys a command from its owner.
  • He knew that to disobey the command meant certain death.
  • The robot is programmed so that it will never disobey a command.
  • How could you dare to disobey the king's command?
  • Disobeying a command on the battlefield can have catastrophic consequences.
  • If you disobey my command one more time, you will be relieved of your duties.
  • She had never disobeyed a command before that fateful day.
  • The general warned that any soldier who disobeyed the command would face severe punishment.
  • The rebels chose to disobey the unfair commands issued by the tyrannical regime.