n.不服从的人，反抗者
adj.不服从的；【英史】不遵奉国教的

The recusant refused to answer any questions under oath, maintaining his right to remain silent.
这个拒绝作证的人坚持不在誓言下回答问题，维护了他保持沉默的权利。
She was labeled as a recusant for her continuous refusal to participate in the company's mandatory training program.
她因为持续拒绝参加公司的强制培训项目而被贴上了"拒不服从"的标签。
The judge granted the defendant's motion to be a recusant, removing herself from the case due to a conflict of interest.
法官同意被告的回避请求，因为她因利益冲突而退出了此案。
The religious sect's leader is a prominent recusant, refusing to recognize the authority of the state's laws.
这个宗教团体的领袖是一个坚决的拒不服从者，拒绝承认国家法律的权威。
In the legal proceeding, the witness's recusant behavior made it difficult for the prosecution to build a strong case against the defendant.
在法律诉讼中，证人的拒不服从行为使检察官难以对被告建立强有力的指控。
The political activist was arrested as a recusant for organizing protests against government policies without a permit.
这位政治活动家因未经许可组织抗议政府政策的行为被捕，被视为拒不服从者。
Despite repeated warnings, the recusant employee continued to ignore company rules, leading to disciplinary action.
尽管多次警告，这名拒不服从的员工仍无视公司规定，导致了纪律处分。
Some students in the religious school were known as recusants, choosing to study their own curriculum instead of the state-mandated subjects.
这所宗教学校的某些学生被称作拒学者，他们选择学习自己的课程而不是国家规定的科目。
The historian was accused of being a recusant when he openly questioned the official narrative of a significant historical event.
当这位历史学家公开质疑重大历史事件的官方叙事时，他被指控为拒不服从。
In the Brexit negotiations, the United Kingdom's Foreign Secretary was labeled a recusant by the European Union for not compromising on key issues.
在脱欧谈判中，英国外交大臣因在关键问题上不愿妥协，被欧盟视为拒不服从的一方。