disobey
//ˌdɪs.əˈbeɪ//
Verb
disobeyInfinitive
disobeyPresent tense
disobeyedPast tense
disobeyedPast participle
disobeyingPresent participle
disobeysThird-person singular
1
To fail or refuse to follow a rule, law, or instruction given by someone in authority.
The student was punished for disobeying the school rules.
2
To act against the wishes or commands of a person, especially a parent or superior.
She disobeyed her parents and stayed out late.