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Definition of insurrection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
politics governmentviolent organized action to remove a government or authority
- The insurrection threatened to topple the regime.
- Soldiers quelled the insurrection in the northern provinces.
- The city braced for another insurrection this spring.
Expressions with insurrection
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organized violent uprising using weapons against an established ruling power
The government imposed martial law after the armed insurrection in the capital.
organized actions to stop or defeat a rebellion
The government launched a counter-insurrection to restore order.
Origin of insurrection
Latin, insurrectio (uprising)
Terms with insurrection included in their meaning
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rebellion
person who provokes or joins an insurrection
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- French:insurrection, ...
- German:Aufstand, ...
- Italian:insurrezione, ...
- Spanish:insurrección, ...
- Portuguese:insurreição, ...
- Chinese:暴动, ...
- Japanese:反乱, ...
- Arabic:تَمَرُّد, ...
- Hebrew:מֶרֶד, ...
- Russian:восстание, ...
- Ukrainian:повстання, ...
- Hindi:विद्रोह, ...
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