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Noun
An open rebellion against the proper authorities, especially by soldiers or sailors against their officers
The quality or state of being insubordinate
A chaotic and confusing absence of any form of political authority or government
The quality of being seditious
An act or incidence of defecting
A state or feeling of being dissatisfied, especially with people in authority or a system of control
An organized public demonstration expressing strong objection to an official policy or course of action
Dissension within an organization
Verb
Refuse to obey the orders of a person in authority
To disregard the rules and refuse to conform
To involve oneself in a (public) protest or demonstration
To refuse to work as a protest
Run wild
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Noun
▲
An open rebellion against the proper authorities, especially by soldiers or sailors against their officers
rebellion
revolt
insurrection
revolution
rising
uprising
riot
insurgence
strike
insurgency
disobedience
insubordination
resistance
sedition
anarchy
coup
defiance
outbreak
protest
putsch
subversion
disorder
recalcitrance
refusal to obey
refusal to obey orders
rioting
jacquerie
unrest
overthrow
regime change
upheaval
civil disobedience
civil disorder
agitation
dissent
seizure of power
fighting in the streets
treason
nonconformity
apostasy
heresy
schism
rabble-rousing
walkout
go-slow
act of resistance
act of defiance
industrial action
work stoppage
takeover
ousting
deposition
opposition
dissension
struggle
bloodless coup
undermining
sabotage
destabilization
US
defection
disruption
trouble-making
displeasure
palace revolution
disturbance
destabilisation
UK
reform
plot
turbulence
uproar
violence
change
bloodshed
turmoil
tumult
strife
overturn
row
foment
troublemaking
coup d'état
provocation
incitement
fomentation
inflaming
stoppage
disloyalty
guerrilla activity
underground activity
government takeover
fomentation of discontent
incitement to riot
incitement to rebellion
slowdown
work-to-rule
stop-work
labor protest
withdrawal of labour
unofficial strike
out-law strike
wildcat strike
lawlessness
mayhem
misrule
confusion
coup d'etat
anarchism
mob rule
reign of terror
chaos
pandemonium
commotion
mobocracy
ochlocracy
fracas
quarrel
brawl
unruliness
melee
furore
UK
affray
rumpus
wilding
terrorism
flap
fuss
furor
US
ruckus
power play
wildness
crime
criminality
destruction
ruin
irresponsibility
hubbub
defeat
fight
lack of control
lack of restraint
clamour
UK
fighting
brouhaha
hullabaloo
hoo-ha
aggro
scrimmage
shindig
snafu
shindy
biffo
bagarre
argy-bargy
breach of the peace
entanglement
imbroglio
tizzy
discombobulation
dither
bustle
static
discord
convulsion
clamor
US
fray
rampage
scuffle
free-for-all
disorganization
US
vandalism
frenzy
nihilism
misgovernment
nongovernment
disregard
hostility
street fight
donnybrook
disorganisation
UK
absence of government
scene
wingding
street fighting
violent disorder
demonstration
shower
ruction
mix-up
hassle
shivaree
storm
brannigan
stir
mob violence
to-do
run-in
snarl
distemper
burst
rumble
racket
trouble
more ❯
“In these two officers' cases, we don't see an attempted
mutiny
nor do we see a direct challenge to the war effort.”
Noun
▲
The quality or state of being insubordinate
recalcitrance
insubordination
defiance
rebellion
rebelliousness
disobedience
contumacy
refractoriness
contrariness
unruliness
intractability
obstreperousness
waywardness
frowardness
balkiness
willfulness
revolt
opposition
insurgence
confrontation
resistance
contempt
intractableness
insurgency
insolence
audacity
bravado
challenge
recalcitrancy
temerity
affront
brazenness
effrontery
impudence
lip
noncooperation
perversity
factiousness
impugnment
stubbornness
obduracy
boldness
despite
enjoinder
sass
back talk
big talk
hot air
throwing of the gauntlet
noncompliance
obstinacy
dissent
mutinousness
nonconformity
provocation
order
stump
dare
call
spite
cartel
muster
gas
guts
command
summons
defy
wildness
disorderliness
fractiousness
heresy
obstinateness
unmanageability
untowardness
ungovernableness
uncontrollability
uncontrollableness
violation
indocility
perverseness
recusancy
objection
dissidence
nonacceptance
nonconformance
transgressiveness
rejection
breach
contumaciousness
nonconsent
discordance
denial
veto
disaffection
lawlessness
recusance
non-compliance
exception
nonconformism
negation
subversion
nonobservance
insubmission
unconformity
subversiveness
awkwardness
uncooperativeness
lack of cooperation
breaking the rules
naughtiness
disruptiveness
impulsiveness
disregard
carelessness
rowdiness
boisterousness
apostasy
schism
indiscipline
scorn
daring
aggression
pig-headedness
cantankerousness
ungovernability
incorrigibility
truculence
cheekiness
cheek
mulishness
pigheadedness
recidivism
insurrection
revolution
uprising
rising
riot
strike
sedition
outbreak
coup
protest
putsch
anarchy
disorder
refusal to obey
refusal to obey orders
more ❯
Noun
▲
A chaotic and confusing absence of any form of political authority or government
anarchy
disorder
turmoil
chaos
tumult
lawlessness
riot
confusion
pandemonium
misrule
rebellion
mayhem
revolution
insurrection
unrest
mobocracy
disorganisation
UK
disorganization
US
ochlocracy
anarchism
misgovernment
nihilism
disregard
hostility
nongovernment
mob rule
absence of government
reign of terror
disturbance
upheaval
uproar
commotion
fracas
unruliness
quarrel
brawl
melee
furore
UK
turbulence
violence
affray
terrorism
rumpus
wilding
flap
fuss
furor
US
ruckus
wildness
crime
criminality
insurgency
irresponsibility
lack of control
lack of restraint
row
fray
rampage
scuffle
free-for-all
vandalism
strife
frenzy
street fight
donnybrook
scene
wingding
street fighting
protest
violent disorder
demonstration
shower
ruction
mix-up
hassle
shivaree
storm
brannigan
stir
mob violence
to-do
uprising
run-in
snarl
distemper
burst
rumble
racket
insurgence
trouble
revolt
hubbub
rioting
disruption
fight
clamour
UK
fighting
brouhaha
hullabaloo
hoo-ha
aggro
scrimmage
shindig
snafu
shindy
biffo
bagarre
argy-bargy
entanglement
imbroglio
tizzy
discombobulation
strike
dither
bustle
static
agitation
discord
convulsion
clamor
US
breach of the peace
more ❯
Noun
▲
The quality of being seditious
traitorousness
perfidy
treachery
faithlessness
duplicity
sedition
subversion
disaffection
deceitfulness
crime
deceit
deception
dishonesty
revolt
revolutionary
seditiousness
lèse majesté
seditious act
breach of faith
disloyalty
infidelity
betrayal
unfaithfulness
falseness
falsity
sellout
perfidiousness
backstabbing
business
treacherousness
rebellion
treason
two-timing
double cross
lese-majesty
Punic faith
high treason
double-dealing
false-heartedness
inconstancy
fraud
stab in the back
breach of trust
fickleness
bad faith
double-cross
trickery
untrustworthiness
double-crossing
disbelief
doubt
skepticism
US
scepticism
UK
cheating
back-stabbing
recreancy
Judas kiss
let-down
hanky-panky
giveaway
apostasy
adultery
two-facedness
whitewash
corruption
scam
dodge
fake
spoof
bunco
gyp
racket
grift
flimflam
cunning
guile
dissimulation
put-on
fraudulence
craftiness
sell-out
crookedness
underhandedness
craft
dissembling
wiliness
artifice
lying
deceptiveness
hypocrisy
mendacity
fast shuffle
skin game
dirty work
dirty pool
dirty trick
sweet talk
dirty dealing
shell game
cozenage
dupery
crookery
cunningness
foxiness
guilefulness
fakery
chicanery
co-optation
co-option
attack
wound
unreliability
con
trick
swindle
dissidence
act of disloyalty
hollow-heartedness
act of treachery
untrueness
violation
trahison des clercs
lese majesty
subversive activity
betrayal of trust
breaking of faith
affair
liaison
amour
misconduct
intrigue
chicane
fourberie
cuckoldry
unchastity
fornication
lewdness
hoodwinking
deviousness
duping
slyness
artfulness
bluff
foul play
sharp practice
fooling around
jiggery-pokery
bluffing
legerdemain
pretence
UK
insincerity
obfuscation
extramarital relations
playing around
monkeyshines
kidology
knavery
management
codology
extramarital sex
playing the field
fast one
falsehood
boondoggle
beguilement
monkey business
hokum
blarney
defraudation
funny business
prevarication
disinformation
equivocation
trickiness
imposition
pretense
US
sophism
dirt
snow job
circumvention
untruth
juggling
trumpery
a bit on the side
more ❯
Noun
▲
An act or incidence of defecting
defection
desertion
rebellion
apostasy
revolt
abandonment
absconding
backsliding
betrayal
decamping
dereliction
disloyalty
flight
perfidy
recantation
recreancy
secession
tergiversation
treason
alienation
deficiency
disaffection
disownment
divorce
estrangement
failing
failure
faithlessness
forsaking
lack
parting
rejection
repudiation
retreat
separation
severance
sundering
withdrawal
changing allegiances
changing sides
treachery
unfaithfulness
heresy
recreance
dissent
deconversion
conversion
falseness
renunciation of belief
abandonment of belief
defecting
falsity
inconstancy
perfidiousness
infidelity
fickleness
deceitfulness
improbity
bad faith
departure
bolting
fleeing
escape
disappearance
truancy
flying
evasion
departing
marooning
cowardice
retirement
elusion
resignation
running away
turning tail
going absent without leave
falling away
going AWOL
going back on
taking French leave
running out on
more ❯
Noun
▲
A state or feeling of being dissatisfied, especially with people in authority or a system of control
disaffection
alienation
discontent
estrangement
hostility
animosity
antagonism
disloyalty
dissatisfaction
disagreement
dislike
resentment
antipathy
aversion
disgruntlement
frustration
restlessness
dissidence
insubordination
insurgence
insurrection
rebellion
repugnance
sedition
souring
unfriendliness
apathy
breach
cynicism
discord
disillusionment
dissension
hatred
ill will
Noun
▲
An organized public demonstration expressing strong objection to an official policy or course of action
protest
demonstration
march
rally
picket
strike
boycott
demo
occupation
parade
procession
stoppage
walkout
blockade
gherao
hartal
hikoi
lobby
morcha
sit-in
sit-down
sleep-in
non-cooperation
write-in
protest march
protest rally
work-to-rule
dirty protest
industrial action
human chain
peace camp
get-together
peace march
picket line
lie-in
love-in
mass lobby
revolt
fast
civil disobedience
vigil
riot
grievance
complaint
peaceful protest
passive resistance
campaign
picketing
rebellion
secondary picketing
go-slow
withdrawal of labour
resistance movement
noncooperation
nonviolent resistance
more ❯
Noun
▲
Dissension within an organization
faction
dissension
conflict
disagreement
friction
infighting
discord
division
strife
rebellion
contention
disunity
divisiveness
turbulence
argument
disharmony
dispute
dissent
tumult
variance
bickering
controversy
debate
disputation
falling-out
quarreling
US
quarrelling
UK
sedition
squabbling
wrangling
clashing
dissidence
rupture
upheaval
difference of opinion
insurrection
schism
quarrelsomeness
sectarianism
discordance
rivalry
hostility
disaccord
disunion
discordancy
warfare
dissonance
inharmony
war
dissention
quarrel
bad feeling
bad blood
factionalism
trouble
animosity
opposition
antagonism
resentment
enmity
clash
row
fighting
feuding
acrimony
bitterness
tension
difference
wrangle
hassle
flak
fuss
altercation
sour note
ill feeling
arguing
antipathy
discontent
grievances
grudges
jar
incompatibility
hatred
ill will
counteraction
rumpus
set-to
bone to pick
ruckus
struggle
battle
clashes
contest
combat
striving
brawl
spat
words
tug of war
static
blowup
squabble
emulation
affray
disaffection
dissensus
unrest
contestation
nonconcurrence
dissonancy
backbiting
scene
inharmoniousness
internal strife
firestorm
bad vibes
difficulty
power struggle
conflict of opinion
more ❯
Verb
▲
Refuse to obey the orders of a person in authority
rebel
revolt
strike
riot
disobey
protest
resist
rise up
defy
demonstrate
disobey authority
insurrect
oppose authority
rampage
resist authority
be insubordinate
defy authority
go on strike
kick over
rise against
run amok
run riot
refuse to obey
take part in an insurrection
take part in an uprising
take to the streets
refuse to obey orders
rise
turn against
oppose
break with
dissent
fight
renounce
mount a rebellion
stage a rebellion
rise up in arms
get out of line
agitate
arise
remonstrate
go against
take up arms
denounce
overturn
come out against
opt out
make waves
drop out
rock the boat
mount the barricades
take on
take up arms against
upset
combat
secede
rally
take a stand
defy the authorities
rise up against
mobilise
UK
march against
stand up to
mobilize
US
struggle
face down
man the barricades
defect
rise in opposition
show resistance
boycott
break
overthrow
campaign
stir up trouble
go on rampage
stage
more ❯
“Units around the city
mutinied
after receiving no pay.”
Verb
▲
To disregard the rules and refuse to conform
disobey
defy
contravene
violate
infringe
flout
infract
disregard
transgress
ignore
resist
overstep
oppose
rebel
revolt
riot
counteract
challenge
strike
mock
insurrect
neglect
withstand
baulk
UK
balk
US
dare
decline
desert
differ
disagree
evade
misbehave
object
recalcitrate
revolution
revolutionise
UK
revolutionize
US
shirk
go against
rebel against
fail to observe
fail to comply with
refuse to obey
fly in the face of
set at naught
set aside
run riot
dig your heels in
cock a snook at
be remiss
break rules
not heed
not listen
not mind
pay no heed to
break the rules
refuse to comply
rise in arms
go counter to
fly in face of
pay no attention to
take law into own hands
break
breach
offend
trespass
fracture
traduce
kick against
commit a breach of
encroach
transgress against
contradict
spurn
repudiate
take no notice of
exceed
buck
go beyond
reject
fight
not comply with
be in breach of
disagree with
bypass
veto
encroach upon
despise
contemn
scout
dissent
tresspass against
renege on
fall foul of
violate law
leave out
take no account of
set your face against
hurl defiance at
thumb nose at
be at odds with
refuse to accept the authority of
come out against
kick over the traces
thwart
cross
rage against
fight against
struggle against
hinder
refute
interpose
exclude
disaffirm
gainsay
impugn
traverse
conflict with
interfere with
abjure
intrude
combat
offend against
negate
interfere
ride roughshod over
deny
dispute
contest
negative
depart
deviate from
depart from
frustrate
counter
obstruct
impede
repel
check
duel
deviate
fall outside of
not conform to
bend the rules
question
query
impeach
zing
zap
assail
smear
attack
blast
slam
criticize
US
tar
doubt
trash
knock
oppugn
disavow
criticise
UK
run down
throw the book at
pin on
call into question
come down on
swipe at
skin alive
take issue with
cast doubt upon
put down
throw doubt on
cast aspersions upon
stick it to
cut to shreds
more ❯
Verb
▲
To involve oneself in a (public) protest or demonstration
demonstrate
protest
rally
march
parade
remonstrate
lobby
picket
rebel
strike
walkout
express disapproval
form a picket line
go on strike
hikoi
hold a rally
march on
say no to
sit in
stage a sit-in
take up the cudgels
walk out
occupy
sleep in
down tools
stop work
refuse to cooperate
take industrial action
work to rule
boycott
form a human chain
stage a dirty protest
blockade
besiege
protest at
form a protest group at
demonstrate outside
protest against
launch a demonstration at
strike against
hit the bricks
form a picket at
man the picket line at
demonstrate at
more ❯
Verb
▲
To refuse to work as a protest
strike
revolt
walk
boycott
quit
rebel
picket
resist
walk out
be on strike
come out
go on strike
hit the bricks
stop work
take industrial action
down tools
work to rule
go on a go-slow
hold out
refuse to work
sit down
sit in
slow down
stick out
leave
protest
call a strike
withdraw one's labour
Verb
▲
Run wild
run riot
carouse
debauch
go undisciplined
insurge
insurrect
raise hell
rampage
revolute
riot
run free
cut loose
go berserk
go wild
live hard
run amok
run wild
get out of control
go on the rampage
fight
scuffle
brawl
rebel
racket
arise
dissipate
demonstrate
revolt
rise
cause an affray
raise an uproar
start a fight
stir up trouble
take to the streets
go on rampage
rise up
fight in the streets
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