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Meanings of rebellion in English
Collective violent action against an established power or arbitrary authority.
Usage of rebellion in English
1
The news report said Syrian troops had put down an armed rebellion.
2
If legislation is necessary, there is the possibility of rebellion and amendment.
3
NEPAL: Nepal's Maoist rebellion is said to be entering a new phase.
4
Sudan used government war planes and proxy militias to crush the rebellion.
5
The headquarters of the rebellion was in Cumberland, and it was in
6
The mass protests quickly became an armed rebellion, with increasing sectarian involvement.
7
While the tempest of rebellion raged, we remained safely in the capital.
8
The leaders of the rebellion had sought and received aid from Germany.
9
It's much more a time for a rebellion against political correctness. Really?
10
Perhaps because it's the only form of rebellion still left to me.
11
For allowing me to bear Witness To a rebellion; unbounded radical energy.
12
After the rebellion the Roman Catholics in the diocese were much persecuted.
13
Early in January a rebellion broke out in the State of Guanajuato.
14
Eisenhower asked what the rebellion's chances of success were at that moment.
15
I've had to overcome years of my own rebellion and others' judgment.
16
The surrender of General Lee practically ended the war of the rebellion.
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Rebellion through the time
Rebellion across language varieties
United Kingdom
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