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Meanings of rebellious in English
Discontented as toward authority.
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Usage of rebellious in English
1
Yet in the crisis of such a struggle rebellious thoughts may arise.
2
She was branded as 'rebellious' and treacherous' by her own party members.
3
Nevertheless, the King held the rebellious Okies under control without apparent effort.
4
Her usual rebellious spells involved lifestyle changes that lasted a few months.
5
She became a very, very rebellious teenager, in every possible way .
6
The war against the rebellious states was never really popular in England.
7
I always had a rebellious nature and was quite disruptive in class.
8
Her muscles were tense; she stood in an attitude of rebellious pride.
9
The people now residing in the late rebellious States are generally impoverished.
10
But Catalonia has never had a problem with flaunting its rebellious streak.
11
So we get rebellious and say, I'm going to make it happen.
12
The people riotous and rebellious-thearmy defeated-andthe enemy marching upon Vienna.
13
Two rebellious spirits held in check by the will of Zoraida Castelmar.
14
Elena showed me that my rebellious and partly moody ways are wrong.
15
Elena fell upon the floor and sobbed with rebellious mortification and terror.
16
In the wilderness they were frequently rebellious, and they were often punished.
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Rebellious across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common