Definitions

1. noun

The act of inciting rebellion or resistance against a government or authority.

“The government accused the opposition party of sedition and cracked down on their protests.”

2. noun

A state of discontent or rebellion, often expressed through violent or illegal means.

“The city was plagued by sedition and civil unrest after the election results were disputed.”

3. noun

A form of treason or disloyalty, especially in speech or writing.

“The writer was charged with sedition for publishing inflammatory articles against the government.”

4. verb

To incite or promote rebellion or resistance against a government or authority.

“The radical leader was accused of sedition for urging people to take up arms against the government.”