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disobeyal

disobeyal noun: an act of disobedience.

Noun

disobeyal (usually uncountable, plural disobeyals)

  1. (usually) An act of disobedience.
    • The regiments were punished for their disobeyal of orders.

Forms of disobeyal

pluraldisobeyals

Origin of disobeyal

From disobey + -al.

Questions about disobeyal

What does disobeyal mean?
Disobeyal means an act of disobedience.
What part of speech is disobeyal?
Disobeyal is a noun.
What is the plural of disobeyal?
The plural of disobeyal is disobeyals.

Words near disobeyal in the dictionary

  1. disobediently
  2. disobedients
  3. disobeisance
  4. disobeisances
  5. disobey
  6. disobeyal
  7. disobeyals
  8. disobeyance
  9. disobeyances
  10. disobeyed
  11. disobeyer

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