Rebellions Meaning in English
word · lemma: rebellion
Definition
Rebellions are organized attempts by a group of people to resist or fight against authority, such as a government or ruler, often using force.
Usage & Nuances
Usually formal or historical contexts. Common with 'armed', 'violent', or 'major' as modifiers. Don't confuse 'rebellions' (collective uprisings) with 'protests' (generally peaceful). Used for multiple events; singular is 'rebellion'.
Example Sentences
The king faced many rebellions during his reign.
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School history books talk about famous rebellions.
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The government stopped the rebellions quickly.
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Some rebellions changed the course of history.
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There were several rebellions in the region over the past decade.
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Even today, rebellions break out in some parts of the world.
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