desobediencia - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation
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desobediencia (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation


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Meaning and Usage

Example Sentences

  1. La desobediencia civil es una forma legítima de protestar contra leyes injustas.
  2. Civil disobedience is a legitimate way to protest against unjust laws.

  3. El niño mostró desobediencia al no escuchar a sus padres.

  4. The child showed disobedience by not listening to his parents.

  5. En el ejército, la desobediencia a las órdenes puede tener consecuencias graves.

  6. In the military, disobedience to orders can have serious consequences.

Idiomatic Expressions

While "desobediencia" isn't commonly found in many idiomatic expressions, it can be included in the context of phrases that imply defiance or noncompliance. Here are a few examples:

  1. Desobediencia a la autoridad
  2. La desobediencia a la autoridad puede llevar a una pérdida de respeto.
  3. Disobedience to authority can lead to a loss of respect.

  4. Desobediencia civil

  5. La desobediencia civil ha sido utilizada por muchas figuras históricas para impulsar cambios sociales.
  6. Civil disobedience has been used by many historical figures to drive social change.

  7. Desobediencia abierta

  8. La desobediencia abierta durante la manifestación sorprendió a la policía.
  9. Open disobedience during the protest surprised the police.

  10. Desobediencia pasiva

  11. La desobediencia pasiva puede ser más efectiva que la confrontación directa.
  12. Passive disobedience can be more effective than direct confrontation.

Etymology

The term "desobediencia" comes from the prefix "des-" meaning "not" or "the opposite of," combined with "obediencia," which derives from the Latin word "obedientia," meaning "compliance" or "obedience." This aligns it with various contexts where authority and compliance are central themes.

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23-07-2024