adj.煽动叛乱的;煽动反政府的;反动性的

The rebel group was accused of engaging in seditious activities against the government.
这个叛乱组织被指控对政府从事煽动性的活动。
His speech was deemed seditious by the authorities and he was arrested.
当局认为他的演讲具有煽动性，因此他被捕了。
The publication of the article was considered seditious due to its critical stance on the monarchy.
由于文章对君主制持批评立场，其发表被认为具有煽动性。
The activist's call for civil disobedience was viewed as seditious by the ruling regime.
这位活动家呼吁公民不服从，被执政政权视为煽动行为。
The distribution of leaflets advocating secession was a clear act of sedition.
分发主张分裂的传单显然是煽动叛乱的行为。
The artist's provocative artwork was seized by the authorities, claiming it was seditious.
当局没收了这位艺术家的挑衅性作品，称其具有煽动性。
Accusations of seditious intentions led to the closure of several opposition newspapers.
对煽动意图的指控导致几家反对派报纸被关闭。
The protest organizers were charged with sedition for inciting public disorder.
抗议组织者因煽动公共骚乱而被控煽动罪。
The government labeled the opposition leader's speech as seditious, sparking widespread protests.
政府将反对党领袖的演讲定性为煽动性言论，引发了广泛的抗议活动。
The youth group was dissolved by the authorities, alleging their activities were seditious in nature.
当局以他们的活动具有煽动性为由解散了这个青年团体。