Sedition (noun)

Conduct or language inciting rebellion against the authority of a state or the conduct of those who incite such rebellion.

Origin:

From the latin word "sēditiō" meaning rebellion or uprising.

Examples:

1. The government charged him with sedition for making inflammatory speeches.
2. Sedition laws have been used to suppress political dissent.
3. The sedition trial was a political trial that ended in acquittal of the accused.
4. Sedition can include activities such as speech and organization that is intended to incite people to rebel against the government.
5. The law of sedition is designed to protect the government from rebellion and insurrection.