mutinies
Sailors overthrow captains
Mutinies is the plural of mutiny—open rebellion against authority, especially by sailors or soldiers against their officers.
The word appears in historical accounts of naval uprisings: The captain faced three mutinies during his career.
As a verb form, mutinies means rebels or revolts: The crew mutinies when rations run low.
Brand or historic vessel
- sailorsMaritime vessel crew members
- crewWorking team aboard
- captainOne who commands
- shipSeagoing transport vessel
fleet · admiralty · court-martial · brig · galley · deckhands · seamen · officers
Organized resistance to power
- revoltOrganized resistance to power
- insurrectionViolent uprising against authority
- insurgencyArmed uprising against authority
- seditionInciting revolt against government
coup · overthrow · revolution · defiance · resistance · insubordination · disobedience · desertion
Bounty
Brand or historic vessel
ship · fleet · admiralty · court-martial · brig · galley · deckhands · seamen · officers · Potemkin
uprising
Organized resistance to power
- revoltOrganized resistance to power
- insurrectionViolent uprising against authority
- insurgencyArmed uprising against authority
sedition · coup · overthrow · revolution · defiance · resistance · insubordination · disobedience · desertion · treason
troops
Military personnel collectively
- soldiersMilitary personnel who fight
- regimentColonel-led military unit
- battalionMid-sized military unit
garrison · desertion · execution · discipline · rank · command · barracks · insubordination · army · legion
- maritimeships, ship, boat, boats, anchors
- World War Itrenches, trench warfare, eastern front, Western Front, soldiers
- sea talespirate story, sea stories, sea story, mermaid tale, ghost ships
- conflictclash, fight, war, battle, dispute
- catastrophesdisasters, disaster, natural disasters, catastrophe, apocalypse
- BolshevismBolsheviks, Bolshevik, Bolshevism, Bolshevik Party, Bolshevik Revolution
mutiniescompliance
Adhering to requirements
submission · obeys · subordination · allegiance · loyalty
mutiniesallegiances
Commitments to a cause
fealty · devotions · faithfulness · fidelity · steadfastness