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rebellion

/rɪˈbel.jən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un acte de résistance ou d'opposition à une autorité établie, à un contrôle ou à des traditions, impliquant souvent un conflit organisé ou une désobéissance.

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/rɪˈbel.jən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un acte de résistance ou d'opposition à une autorité établie, à un contrôle ou à des traditions, impliquant souvent un conflit organisé ou une désobéissance.

A noun referring to an act of resistance or opposition against established authority, control, or convention, often involving organized conflict or defiance.

  1. Refusal to accept authorityB2formal

    An act of resisting or defying established authority, rules, or conventions.

    frRébellion

    • The teenager's rebellion against school rules led to a suspension.
    • Artists often express rebellion through unconventional works.
    • His rebellion against societal norms made him a controversial figure.

    Synonymescoupdefianceinsurgencyinsurrectionmutinyresistancerevoltrevolutionseditionuprising

    Antonymescomplianceconformitydocilityobediencesubmission

  2. Organized oppositionB2formal

    A coordinated effort by a group to challenge or overthrow an existing authority or government.

    frrébellion

    • The rebellion against the oppressive regime lasted for months.
    • Historical records detail the causes of the peasant rebellion.
    • The rebellion was eventually suppressed by the military.

    Synonymescoupdefianceinsurgencyinsurrectionmutinyoverthrowresistancerevoltrevolutionuprising

    Antonymesallegiancecomplianceconformityloyaltyobediencesubmission

Formes
  • rebellions plural form
  • rebellions' possessive plural form
  • rebellion's possessive singular form
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