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se·di·tion
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词根:sedition
adj.seditious 煽动性的;扰乱治安的;参与煽动的
14世纪中期, sedicioun,“叛乱,起义,暴动,国家内部的人为骚动; 试图推翻民事当局的协调尝试; 派系之间的激烈斗争,民事或宗教的混乱,暴动; 反抗当局的叛逆”,源自14世纪的古法语 sedicion(现代法语 sédition)和直接源自拉丁语 seditionem(主格 seditio)“民事混乱,纷争; 叛乱,哗变”,字面意思是“分离,分开”。这来自于 sed- “没有,分开,离开”(见 se-) + itio “前往”,来自 ire “前往”(来自 PIE 词根 *ei- “前往”)。
In early use, 'factious with tumult, turbulent' (J.); now chiefly, engaged in promoting disaffection or inciting to revolt against constituted authority [OED]
早期使用中,“与骚动有关的派系,动荡不安的”(J.); 现在主要是指参与促进不满或煽动反抗合法当局的人[OED]
1838年有“煽动反叛合法政府的行为或言论”的含义。比 treason 不严重,因为缺乏公开行动。
But it is not essential to the offense of sedition that it threaten the very existence of the state or its authority in its entire extent. Thus, there are seditious assemblies, seditious libels, etc., as well as direct and indirect threats and acts amounting to sedition — all of which are punishable as misdemeanors by fine and imprisonment. [Century Dictionary]
但是,煽动罪并不必须威胁国家的存在或其整个范围内的权威。因此,有煽动性的集会、煽动性的诽谤等,以及直接和间接的威胁和行为构成了煽动罪,这些都可以被罚款和监禁作为轻罪处罚。[Century Dictionary]
拉丁语 seditio 在古英语中被 unsib, folcslite 解释。
煽动罪
Middle English sedicioun, from Anglo-French sediciun, from Latin sedition-, seditio, literally, separation, from sed-, se- apart + ition-, itio act of going, from ire to go — more at secede, issue >entry 1
The first known use of sedition was in the 14th century
seditiousadjective
of, relating to, or causing sedition
seditious statements
seditiousadjective
of, relating to, or causing sedition
seditious statements
seditionnoun
the stirring up of feelings against lawful authority
1 Even as her fame increased, so did the attacks against her, from accusations of pomposity to charges of contempt, obscenity and sedition.
2 Students here are like starving sharks when it comes to sedition.
3 As a result, her complete vulnerability to the graver charges of sedition, idolatry, disobedience, heresy and pride is more harshly revealed.
4 The leaders of the group have been arrested and charged with sedition.
5 Suddenly, the camp of the front a explode of sedition, my Pa killed a monster, the caption sees toward the front.
忽地,前方的阵营一阵骚动,我啪的打死了一个怪物,抬头朝着前面看去。
6 “These people were not just slaveholders, which was morally abhorrent, as abolitionists had been saying for ages. They were traitors who had committed sedition, insurrectionists who had tried to disrupt American democracy.”
7 Every day there are notices of folks being charged with sedition; it seems anything can be interpreted as treasonous.
8 By Bruce Hoffman and Jacob Ware / Made by HistoryFebruary 5, 2024 9:00 AM ESTFor over a decade, an ever-growing array of zealots advocating violence and sedition have been given practically free rein on social media platforms.
9 “He accuses me of sedition every other week.”
10 Subversion, sedition, blasphemy, heresy, all rolled into one.
11 “I could be on ‘Sesame Street,’ and they would accuse Elmo of sedition,” he joked.
12 ‘Let’s see what sort of sedition this rogue is bringing in among His Majesty’s loyal troops.’
13 Islam has been banned, wildfires rage uncontrolled, and even speaking about global warming is seen as sedition.
14 He was brought to trial on charges of sedition.
他以煽动闹事罪被送法院审理。
15 As the sectional tensions over slavery intensified, charges of sedition flew in both directions.
16 They also profile Mr. Pizango, who at one point seeks asylum in Nicaragua after being charged with sedition for leading protests, but returns to Peru to face those allegations a year later.
17 Earlier on Wednesday, police arrested three other opposition figures Sedition Act.
周三早些时候, 警方逮捕了另外三个反对党领袖.
18 Merriam-Webster said the top words looked up in its online dictionary on Wednesday were: insurrection, fascism, impeach and sedition.
19 As the issue widened, police arrested several pro-Kashmir student protesters, even charging one of the leaders with sedition.
20 Children tattled on their parents, taught by schoolmistresses the hallmarks of sedition.
2 骚乱
turbulent tumultuous disorderly obstreperous row shock confusion riot disturbance circus turbulence uproar tumult hubbub fracas rumpus kerfuffle troubled troublous disorder dust unrest muss hoo-ha hurly-burly storminess hurly stramash tsimmes kickup dustup
3 煽动
inflammatory seditious demagogic seditionary promotion agitation prompting fomentation agitate demagogue ferment feed egg urge stir excite needle kindle lash sow incite instigate abet goad sensationalize sensationalise yerk blow the coals gin up edge on
4 煽动叛乱
5 暴动
riotous mutinous insurrectionary tirrivee riotry heat outbreak riot rebellion uprising tempest commotion insurrection tumult putsch insurgence corroboree uprise disorder brouhaha insurgent insurgency mutiny rabblement tsimmes mutineer
6 扰乱治安