disobediently

IPA/ˌdɪs.əˈbiː.di.ənt.li/
IPA/ˌdɪs.əˈbiː.di.ənt.li/

disobediently — 副詞

1. in a manner that goes against what a parent, teacher, boss, or other authority h

1.副詞B2
釋義

違命地

明知有指示卻故意違背的方式

in a manner that goes against what a parent, teacher, boss, or other authority has clearly told you to do.

例句

Esme disobediently climbed the apple tree after her grandfather forbade it.

雖然爺爺禁止，Esme 還是違命地爬上了蘋果樹。

subject + disobediently + main verb describing the forbidden action

The puppy disobediently chewed Walid's new running shoes the moment he turned his back.

Walid 才一轉身，小狗就不聽話地把他的新跑鞋咬爛了。

common pattern: animal subject + disobediently + verb

常見搭配
  • disobediently ignore
  • disobediently refuse
  • disobediently continue
  • shake one's head disobediently
同義詞
  • defiantly

    stronger; suggests open challenge to authority, often with attitude or pride

  • rebelliously

    wider scope; resisting a system or general control, not just one order

  • naughtily

    lighter, often used of children; the wrong action is mild rather than serious

反義詞
  • obediently

    directly opposite: following instructions without question

  • dutifully

    doing what one is supposed to do, often from a sense of responsibility

文法句型

verb + disobediently

disobediently + verb

用法筆記

Almost always describes an action that breaks a specific instruction from someone with authority (parent, teacher, officer, boss). Distinguish from 'rebelliously', which suggests broader resistance to a system rather than ignoring one order.

常見錯誤

The river flowed disobediently through the valley.
The river flowed wildly through the valley.
'disobediently' needs a subject capable of choosing to obey or not, so it does not fit rivers, weather, or other natural forces.
She disobediently the rule.
She disobediently broke the rule.
'disobediently' is an adverb, not a verb; it must modify a verb such as 'broke', 'ignored', or 'stayed'.

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常見搭配

常用片語

  • act disobediently
  • behave disobediently
  • respond disobediently