Converse of object

• quell: I took up an oar and tried to quell the mutiny; I cried no!

• face: Onboard Voyager, Tuvok, who is now in command, faces a near mutiny.

• cause: A management style that creates action on one type of project could cause mutiny on another.

• spark: This mood helped to spark the mutiny at Invergordon.

Adjective modifier

• naval: In June 1797 he was involved in a naval mutiny at Sheerness that was fighting to improve the conditions of seamen.

• Indian: At the outbreak of the Indian mutiny in 1857 he was in China in command of the Shannon, frigate.

• near: Onboard Voyager, Tuvok, who is now in command, faces a near mutiny.

• famous: He arrived on April 11th 1789 and shortly afterward, the famous mutiny occurred.

• serious: Not long afterward a serious mutiny broke out in his fleet before Cadiz, which he suppressed with prompt and necessary severity.

• great: Suddenly, without a note of warning, the great mutiny broke upon us.

Preposition: on

• board: Not the Caine Mutiny The Head finally throws her hand in just before thereâs mutiny on board.

Noun used with modifier

• prison: The eight defendants in trial two were all charged with prison mutiny.

• army: Spicer also was a key character in a 1997 army mutiny in Papua New Guinea.

• troop: Early May The Earl of Ormonde's troops mutiny in Dublin, .

Preposition: in

• army: The Emperor now sent a new governor to Britain, named Pertinax, who quickly stamped out all signs of mutiny in the army.

Preposition: of

• soldier: They favored William of Orange who was actually sent to Britain to suppress a supporting mutiny of soldiers that had been stationed in Holland.