The quality of being insubordinate; disobedience to lawful authority.(noun)
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Use "insubordination" in a sentence
"Because of what he calls insubordination in the legal department, Mr. Dudley now uses outside counsel for many legal issues."
"Commissioners cited sexual harassment cases in the police department, several police chases that led to the deaths of bystanders and what they call insubordination on Turner's part."
"The dismissal yesterday of the executive director of the Board of Elections for alleged "insubordination" is not likely to speed the voting process next week."