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disobeyed Definition and Meaning in English (disobeyed definition)

verb
Synonyms:defiedrebelledignored
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Disobeyed definition: To fail or refuse to obey a rule, order, or someone in authority, typically in the past tense.

Definitions of Disobeyed

  1. 1verb

    To fail or refuse to obey a rule, order, or someone in authority, typically in the past tense.

Example Sentences

“The child disobeyed his parents and stayed out late.”

“She was punished because she disobeyed the school rules.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitivedisobey
third person singulardisobeys
present participledisobeying
noundisobedience
adjectivedisobedient

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Disobeyed definition: To fail or refuse to obey a rule, order, or someone in authority, typically in the past tense.
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'Disobeyed' translates to 'disobeyed' in English. Disobeyed definition: To fail or refuse to obey a rule, order, or someone in authority, typically in the past tense.
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