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крамо́ла

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nounfeminineinanimateuncountable

1.
sedition, revolt, conspiracy, high treasonhistory
Царь жесто́ко нака́зывал за крамо́лу.
The tsar punished sedition harshly.
Bookish and archaic; typical of historical narrative about tsars and boyars.
2.
heresy, subversive talk, dissent
Его сло́ва нача́льство сочло́ крамо́лой.
The bosses considered his words heresy.
Often ironic, of a harmless opinion treated as dangerous.

Examples

Власти увидели в этих словах явную крамолу.
The authorities saw clear sedition in these words.
Эта книга считалась крамолой в те времена.
This book was considered subversive in those days.
За такую крамолу его могли посадить в тюрьму.
He could have been sent to prison for such sedition.

Declension

	Singular	Plural
Nom.Nominative	крамо́ла	крамо́лы
Gen.Genitive	крамо́лы	крамо́л
Dat.Dative	крамо́ле	крамо́лам
Acc.Accusative	крамо́лу	крамо́лы
Inst.Instrumental	крамо́лой крамо́лою	крамо́лами
Prep.Prepositional	крамо́ле	крамо́лах

Word familyкрамо́лаPRO

крамо́лаsedition; heresy
nounfeminine
крамольничество

Related words

Synonyms

бунтriot; bale

See also

прови́дениеforesight
подвига́тьto move; to advance; to impel
металлурги́яmetallurgy
набу́хатьto swell
крамо́льныйseditious
вяза́нкаbundle (of firewood, brushwood)
крамо́льникseditionary
напо́лзатьto crawl
потопа́тьto sink (one after another)
и́катьto pronounce unstressed vowels as [i] (ikanye)

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More about the translations

conspiracy dissent heresy high revolt sedition subversive talk treason