Beginning and Mutiny

Beginning

Beginning noun - The point at which something begins.

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Mutiny and beginning are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mutiny" instead a noun "Beginning".

Nearby Words: begin, beginner

Mutiny noun - Open fighting against authority (as one's own government).

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Beginning and mutiny are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beginning" instead a noun "Mutiny".

entire	entire beginning	entire mutiny
real	real beginning	real mutiny
successful	successful beginning	successful mutiny
tiny	tiny beginning	tiny mutiny
Other adjectives: secret, final, last.

HMS Defiant placed in the time of Spithead mutiny, the crew plans it from the beginning, and Dirk Bogarde's super-evil, sadistic first lieutenant gives them pretty good reason to do it.

Source: The Mutiny
They took over the Hispanola in the main story — although, this one was planned from the beginning, more accurately an infiltration than a mutiny.

Source: The Mutiny
Another notable part of their proposal was to concede from the beginning the promise to renounce the mutiny and sail into battle if the French were spotted coming out of harbor as demonstration of their non-treasonous motives.

Source: The Mutiny

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