1. in a rebellious or defiant manner, especially against authority
Usage: often used to describe behavior that shows resistance to orders or rules

Examples

• The crew mutinously refused to follow the captain’s orders.
• She mutinously crossed her arms and glared at her supervisor.
• The students mutinously ignored the new dress code policy.
• He mutinously questioned every decision made by management.
• The soldiers mutinously gathered to discuss their grievances.
• The workers mutinously walked off the job without notice.