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Seditious
Seditious adjective - Tending to excite political disorder or insurrection.
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Synonyms for Seditious
False and seditious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "False" instead an adjective "Seditious".
Nearby Word: sedition
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- treacherous and false
- treacherous and seditious
- recreant and false
- recreant and seditious
- faithless and false
- faithless and seditious
- traitorous and false
- traitorous and seditious
- untrustworthy and false
- untrustworthy and seditious
- two-faced and false
- two-faced and seditious
- unfaithful and false
- unfaithful and seditious
Both words in one sentence
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In an episode appropriately entitled "False Flag", Tallmadge forges a seditious letter from Gates to Lee to prove to Washington that Lee is plotting against him.
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