rebellion
11Rebellion — (v. lat.), Aufruhr, s.d …
12Rebellion — Rebellion, lat. deutsch, gewaltthätige Auflehnung gegen die Regierung, s. Aufruhr …
13rebellion — I noun breach of orders, contumacy, defiance, disobedience, indiscipline, insubordination, insurgence, insurgency, insurrection, lack of discipline, lese majesty, motus, mutiny, opposition, outbreak, overthrow, overturn, resistance, resistance… …
14rebellion — [n] disobedience; revolt apostasy, defiance, disobedience, dissent, heresy, insubordination, insurgence, insurgency, insurrection, nonconformity, revolution, rising, schism, uprising; concepts 106,300,320,633 Ant. calm, harmony, peace …
15rebellion — Rebellion, Rebellio, siue Rebellium rebellii, Contumacia …
16rebellion — ► NOUN 1) an act of rebelling against an established government or ruler. 2) defiance of authority or control …
17rebellion — [ri bel′yən] n. [ME < MFr < L rebellio: see REBEL] 1. an act or state of armed resistance to one s government 2. a defiance of or opposition to any kind of authority or control …
18rebellion — noun 1 attempt to change the government ADJECTIVE ▪ full scale, major ▪ minor, small ▪ open ▪ armed ▪ …
19rebellion — /ri bel yeuhn/, n. 1. open, organized, and armed resistance to one s government or ruler. 2. resistance to or defiance of any authority, control, or tradition. 3. the act of rebelling. [1300 50; ME rebellioun < OF < L rebellion (s. of rebellio),… …
20rebellion — n. 1) to foment, stir up a rebellion 2) to crush, put down, quash, quell a rebellion 3) open rebellion 4) a rebellion breaks out 5) a rebellion against 6) in rebellion (in open rebellion) * * * [rɪ beljən] put down quash quell a rebellion …
