sedition

n.

煽动行为或言论，煽动叛乱；

1. They were charged with sedition.
   他们被指控煽动叛乱。
2. He was brought to trial on charges of sedition.
   他以煽动闹事罪被送法院审理。
3. His denial of sedition was a denial of violence.
   他对煽动叛乱的否定又是对暴力的否定。

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