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rebellion
[ri'beljən]
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danh từ
cuộc nổi loạn, cuộc phiến loạn
to rise in rebellion
nổi loạn
a rebellion against the King
một cuộc nổi loạn chống lại nhà vua
sự chống lại (chính quyền, chính sách, luật pháp...)
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rebellion
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rebellion

rebellion (rĭ-bĕlʹyən) noun

1. Open, armed, and organized resistance to a constituted government.

2. An act or a show of defiance toward an authority or established convention.

 

[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin rebelliō, rebelliōn-, from rebellāre, to rebel. See rebel.]

Synonyms: rebellion, revolution, revolt, mutiny, insurrection, uprising. These nouns denote acts of violence intended to change or overthrow an existing order or authority. Rebellion is open, armed, organized resistance to constituted political authority that often fails of its purpose: A rebellion in the officer corps led to chaos in the armed forces. A revolution is the overthrow of one government and its replacement with another: The 20th century has seen several major revolutions, which in turn have altered the balance of power among nations. Revolt is rejection of and rebellion against a prevailing state of affairs or a controlling authority: Fearing a taxpayers' revolt, the legislature passed a less confiscatory revenue bill. Mutiny is revolt against constituted authority, especially by sailors: The sailors, who had received low pay and poor rations, were finally in a state of mutiny. Insurrection and uprising apply to popular revolts that are sometimes limited or are viewed as being the first indications of a more extensive rebellion: The freedom fighters withdrew into the mountains, from which they mounted an insurrection against the junta. The 1956 uprising in Hungary was soon quelled by ruthless Soviet military action.
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rebellion
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rebellion
rebellion (n)
revolt, uprising, insurgence, upheaval, mutiny, revolution, rising, agitation, insurrection
antonym: compliance