Seditious is the adjective that goes with sedition. It describes speech, writing, or actions meant to push people to disobey or fight a government: a seditious speech, a seditious pamphlet, seditious talk.

Seditious is the adjective that goes with seditionseditious是sedition(煽動叛亂)的形容詞 It describes speech, writing, or actions meant to push people to disobey or fight a government它形容那些想煽動人民違抗或對抗政府的言論、文字或行為 a seditious speech, a seditious pamphlet, seditious talk像是seditious speech(煽動性演說)、seditious pamphlet(煽動性小冊子)、seditious talk(煽動性言論)

A person can be called seditious too, though that sounds even more like a courtroom or a history book. Same serious, legal flavour as sedition.

A person can be called seditious too一個人也可以被稱為seditious(煽動叛亂的) though that sounds even more like a courtroom or a history book不過這樣講聽起來更像法庭用語或歷史書裡的說法 Same serious, legal flavour as sedition跟sedition一樣，帶著嚴肅的法律味

Younger everyday English more often says rebellious or anti-government unless the legal meaning is the point. Though actually, like sedition, people argue over the word: one side hears a real call to break the state; the other hears a government trying to make protest sound like a crime.

Younger everyday English more often says rebellious or anti-government比較年輕的日常英文更常說rebellious(叛逆的)或anti-government(反政府的) unless the legal meaning is the point除非重點就是在講法律意義 Though actually, like sedition, people argue over the word不過事實上，就跟sedition一樣，大家對這個字也有爭議 one side hears a real call to break the state有人聽到的是真正要顛覆國家的號召 the other hears a government trying to make protest sound like a crime有人聽到的則是政府想把抗議說成犯罪