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Primary Base | * |
Descendants
| kratemp* | Abrogation | Abolition or annulment of authority. |
| tyran* | Arbitrary Power | |
| krat* | Authority | Action of the will of one mind or party over the will of another. |
| * | Command | Wielding of authority. |
| legofur* | Commission | Vicarious authority. |
| pel* | Compulsion | Forceful application of authority. |
| * | Consignee | Person appointed to administer the affairs of a person, company, or institution. |
| leg* | Deputy | Agent of vicarious authority. |
| liber* | Freedom | |
| kratew* | Laxity | Absence of authority. |
| awsterew* | Lenity | Lack of severity. |
| kratemp* | Liberation | Ablation of authority. |
| * | Master | Agent of authority or compulsion. |
| let* | Obedience | Submission to authority. |
| kratolv* | Resignation | Voluntary relinquish of authority. |
| katen* | Restraint | Willful denial of freedom. |
| dowl* | Servant | Object of compulsion. |
| awster* | Severity | Degree of authority. |
| * | Subjection | Dative of compulsion. |
Cross-Reference
Siblings
| * | Conditional Intersocial Volition | |
| * | General Intersocial Volition | |
| * | Possessive Relations | Relations which concern property. |
| * | Special Intersocial Volition | |
Notes
Disobedience
Noncompliance with authority.
Insubordination, contumacy; infraction, infringement; violation, noncompliance; nonobservance [See Nonobservance].
mutinousness &c. adj.; mutineering; sedition, treason; high -, petty -, misprision of- treason; præmunire or premunire; lèse-majesté [F.]; violation of law [See Illegality]; defection, secession, revolution; overthrow -, overturn- of -government, - authority; sabotage [F.], sans-culottism, bolshevism.
Insurgent, mutineer, rebel, revolter, rioter, traitor, sansculotte, red republican, bonnet rouge [F.], communist, Fenian, frondeur [F.], seceder, Secessionist [esp., U. S. hist.] or Secesh [colloq. or slang, U. S.]; apostate, renegade, runaway, runagate; brawler, anarchist, demagogue; ring-leader.
Revolt, rebellion, mutiny, outbreak, rising, uprising, insurrection, émeute [F.], riot, tumult (disorder) [See Disorder]; strike (resistance) [See Resistance]; barring out; defiance [See Defiance].
