sedition russian

• сму́та

  turmoil, disorder, disturbance, sedition

• бунта́рство

  rebelliousness, sedition

• крамо́ла

  sedition, revolt, conspiracy, high treason

  heresy, subversive talk, dissent

• крамо́льничать

  to be seditious, to foment sedition, to rebel

• покрамо́льничать

  to engage in sedition for a while, to rebel for a bit, to talk seditiously for a short time

• крамо́льничавший

  seditious, rebellious, mutinous, subversive; having fomented sedition

• покрамо́льничавший

  seditious, subversive, having engaged in sedition

• крамо́льник

  seditionary

Examples

• Власти увидели в этих словах явную крамолу.

  The authorities saw clear sedition in these words.

• За такую крамолу его могли посадить в тюрьму.

  He could have been sent to prison for such sedition.

• Покрамольничавший чиновник тихо вернулся к службе.

  The official who had engaged in sedition quietly returned to his post.