n. 1 an armed fight against one's government; uprising; 2 the act of disobeying rules or fighting against authority.
Whoever did this is guilty of rebellion.
Whoever did this is guilty of rebellion.
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When the aristoi ignore the needs they are sowing the seeds of rebellion.
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Who led a rebellion that ended up killing 60 white men, women and children?
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What finally helped the rebellion get the numbers they needed?
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British troops tried to quash the rebellion of the colonists.
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The leaders need to squelch the rebellion.
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The army was successful in its suppression of the rebellion.
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Which Native American led a rebellion against the British?
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Some think of Expressionism as a rebellion against realism.
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Which slave started a rebellion against the whites in 1831 in Southampton County, Virginia?
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What is Carter's first step in rebellion against the Butler?
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What was the second thing the students did to keep the cafeteria rebellion going?
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mutiny; revolt; uprising
supporter
3 syllables
re-bel-lion
trevelyan
arakelian
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