Revolt

usgb/rɪˈvəʊlt/
verb

To rise up against authority or control.

The citizens planned to revolt against the harsh regime.
Visual representation of "revolt" - To rise up against authority or control.

Often appears as...

  • revolt against
  • start a revolt
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Historical Context

Used to describe protests in history books, often with significant change.

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The textbook detailed the peasants' revolt in medieval times.
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Media Headlines

Common in news articles about political or social unrest.

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Headlines read 'Nationwide revolt disrupts capital city.'
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Dramatic Tensions

Implies a severe, often violent rejection of rules or government.

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Whispers grew into a revolt demanding the leader's resignation.
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dissentinsurrectionmutinyprotestorrebellionresistancerevivalseditionuprising
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