mutiné

mutiné
mutiné, ée
(mu-ti-né, née) part. passé de mutiner.
Qui s'est révolté.
•   La fuite et les clameurs d'un peuple mutiné, CORN. Poly. III, 2.
   Fig.
•   Tu sens une révolte en ton coeur mutiné Contre la patience où tu l'as condamné, CORN. Imit. III, 12.
•   Enchaîner un captif étonné, Contre un joug qui lui plaît vainement mutiné, RAC. Phèdre, II, 1.
   Fig. Les flots, les vents mutinés, les flots agités, les vents impétueux.
•   Qu'Éole.... Ouvre aux vents mutinés les prisons d'Éolie, BOILEAU Art p. III.
•   Du tribut que la mer reçoit de nos fontaines Indignés et jaloux, leur souffle [des aquilons] mutiné Tient les fleuves chargés de chaînes, Et soulève contre eux l'océan déchaîné, J. B. ROUSS. Cantate XII, contre l'hiver..

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