lead a mutiny

Frequency: 7.05.2 per million words

To be the leader of a mutiny.

mutinyVERB + MUTINY

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lead

Examples (10)

  • He led a military mutiny against the senior generals.
  • A group of sailors planned to lead a mutiny on the high seas.
  • The disgruntled soldiers threatened to lead a mutiny if their demands were not met.
  • Poor living conditions on the vessel can often lead to a mutiny.
  • No one was brave enough to lead a mutiny against the tyrannical commander.
  • The charismatic leader managed to lead a successful mutiny against the corrupt regime.
  • Are you prepared to lead a mutiny and face the consequences?
  • He was secretly trying to lead a mutiny among the prisoners.
  • It requires extraordinary resolve to lead a mutiny in such desperate times.
  • The first officer considered whether to lead a mutiny when food supplies ran low.