mutineer in a sentence

Definition

MUTINEER: a person, especially a member of a crew, who rebels against authority or leadership, particularly on a ship.

The captain was forced to negotiate with the mutineers to restore order on the ship.
After months of hardship, the crew decided that the only solution was to become mutineers and seize control.
The mutineer stood trial for his actions, claiming he had acted in the interest of the crew's survival.
In literature, the image of the mutineer often symbolizes rebellion against tyranny and injustice.
The uprising was led by a charismatic mutineer who inspired his fellow sailors to rise against oppression.