Difference between Insubordinate and Mutinous

INSUBORDINATE vs MUTINOUS: ADJECTIVE

Disposed to or in a state of mutiny
Consisting of or characterized by or inciting to mutiny
Unruly; disaffected.
Turbulent and uncontrollable.
Disposed to mutiny; in a state of mutiny; characterized by mutiny; seditious; insubordinate.
Likely to commit mutiny.
Of, pertaining to, or constituting mutiny.
Of, engaged in, disposed to, or constituting mutiny. : insubordinate.

Rebellious; petulant; mischievous.
Seditious.
Engaged in or disposed to mutiny; resisting or disposed to resist the authority of laws and regulations, especially the articles and regulations of an army or a navy. See mutiny.

Undisciplined, Discourteous, Arrogant, Disrespectful, Unprofessional, Disloyal, Insidious, Resistant, Resistive, Defiant, Rebellious, Unruly, Mutinous, Contumacious, Disobedient

Undisciplined, Discourteous, Arrogant, Disrespectful, Unprofessional, Disloyal, Insidious, Resistant, Resistive, Defiant, Rebellious, Unruly, Mutinous, Contumacious, Disobedient

Let me tell you how compassionate this agency is with regard to insubordinate judges.
Some thought his attitude bordered on insubordinate and that he should have been arrested.
But society cannot ignore its legitimate concept of justice for such an insubordinate member.
PMAP to do personal work for LCDR Darwin is careless, inappropriate or insubordinate.
If an employee refuses to follow your instructions, that is being insubordinate.
Got damned insubordinate about it, tiny forks of lightning fizzing inside them.
Dismissal of sanitation manfrom county health department for insubordinate speech anddisruptive conduct.
They all said I was an insubordinate or a bad influence.
Zimbardo replied that he was the most rebellious, insubordinate prisoner.
Odd and rude, maybe, but not necessarily insubordinate.

The captain refuses to continue and the mutinous crew backs him.
The weapon of choice among the otherwise unarmed mutinous crew.
Many soldiers, separated from their families for four years, were in a mutinous mood.
February, therefore, needs to be seen in the context of this mutinous correspondence.
But she took it as a freebee and pushed mutinous thoughts aside.
He had no force at hand sufficient to overcome the mutinous Janissaries.
Swiss, Germans, and Spaniards, who were mutinous for lack of pay.
Before the mutinous spirit and pronounces his last benedictions.
My men were mutinous, fools, on stores of wine.
Brown, convicted of mutinous conduct and sentenced to death?