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What is another word for
revolt
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Noun
An attempt to end the authority of a person or body by rebelling
Open resistance to authority or opposition
A statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something
The quality or state of being recreant
A sudden angry departure, especially as a protest or strike
A peaceful form of protest in which people occupy an area and refuse to leave
The quality of being seditious
A feeling of revulsion aroused by something unpleasant
Verb
To take violent action against an established government or ruler
To cause a feeling of disgust or revulsion in
To disregard the rules and refuse to conform
To refuse to work as a protest
To change, or move, to an opposing or opposite side
To make (someone) feel annoyed or upset
To hate, detest, or revile
Cause trouble
To express an objection to what someone has said or done
To withdraw from a position, agreement or group
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▲
Noun
▲
An attempt to end the authority of a person or body by rebelling
rebellion
revolution
mutiny
insurrection
uprising
insurgence
rising
insurgency
riot
coup
putsch
rioting
outbreak
sedition
overthrow
jacquerie
subversion
anarchy
disorder
strike
protest
upheaval
defection
displeasure
regime change
seizure of power
act of defiance
act of resistance
disobedience
defiance
insubordination
resistance
unrest
civil disobedience
civil disorder
dissent
fighting in the streets
agitation
schism
nonconformity
apostasy
heresy
dissension
tumult
takeover
coup d'état
palace revolution
coup d'etat
opposition
demonstration
struggle
recalcitrance
disturbance
ousting
deposition
refusal to obey orders
refusal to obey
bloodless coup
power play
reform
plot
bloodshed
turmoil
turbulence
strife
overturn
uproar
row
violence
change
foment
guerrilla activity
underground activity
government takeover
troublemaking
treason
provocation
incitement
fomentation
inflaming
disloyalty
rabble-rousing
fomentation of discontent
incitement to riot
incitement to rebellion
lawlessness
misrule
mob rule
unruliness
reign of terror
anarchism
furore
UK
furor
US
terrorism
breach of the peace
chaos
confusion
mayhem
mobocracy
ochlocracy
wildness
crime
criminality
undermining
sabotage
destabilization
US
irresponsibility
disruption
trouble-making
destruction
ruin
lack of control
lack of restraint
pandemonium
defeat
destabilisation
UK
disorganization
US
nihilism
misgovernment
nongovernment
disregard
hostility
disorganisation
UK
absence of government
rumpus
fighting
fracas
convulsion
discord
quarrel
affray
brawl
melee
tizzy
discombobulation
biffo
fight
aggro
scrimmage
wilding
shindig
entanglement
imbroglio
snafu
flap
fuss
shindy
bagarre
hoo-ha
argy-bargy
more ❯
“One of the most famous of these bourgeois revolutionaries was the Florentine Giano della Bella, who led a
revolt
against the Florentine magnates to curb their violence and oppression of merchants.”
Noun
▲
Open resistance to authority or opposition
defiance
insubordination
disobedience
rebellion
recalcitrance
rebelliousness
contumacy
unruliness
contrariness
refractoriness
waywardness
intractability
obstreperousness
frowardness
balkiness
willfulness
intractableness
opposition
insolence
confrontation
contempt
audacity
resistance
boldness
perversity
bravado
challenge
insurgence
temerity
insurgency
provocation
affront
brazenness
effrontery
impudence
lip
sass
call
cartel
command
dare
gas
guts
muster
spite
factiousness
impugnment
dissent
enjoinder
subversion
noncooperation
subversiveness
defy
disregard
mutinousness
daring
scorn
truculence
violation
cheek
cheekiness
non-compliance
back talk
big talk
hot air
throwing of the gauntlet
recalcitrancy
order
stump
summons
obstinacy
wildness
disorderliness
fractiousness
despite
obstinateness
unmanageability
untowardness
ungovernableness
uncontrollableness
indocility
uncontrollability
stubbornness
obduracy
mutiny
awkwardness
indiscipline
cantankerousness
ungovernability
pig-headedness
incorrigibility
perverseness
uncooperativeness
mulishness
recidivism
pigheadedness
impulsiveness
orneriness
assertiveness
imprudence
heedlessness
lawlessness
recklessness
impetuousness
unmanageableness
rowdiness
noncompliance
roughness
nonconformity
nonobservance
insubmission
lack of cooperation
breaking the rules
disruptiveness
carelessness
boisterousness
nonconformance
unconformity
heresy
naughtiness
disrespect
repugnance
recusancy
apostasy
schism
more ❯
Noun
▲
A statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something
protest
objection
complaint
demurral
disapproval
challenge
dissent
outcry
exception
expostulation
fuss
protestation
demur
grievance
gripe
opposition
remonstrance
remonstration
demurrer
disagreement
dispute
railing
stink
fulmination
inveighing
question
bellyache
blackball
campaign
clamor
US
clamour
UK
declaration
flak
kick
knock
riot
tumult
turmoil
big stink
formal complaint
work-to-rule
grumble
grouse
beef
grouch
moan
whinge
criticism
lament
cavil
whine
difficulty
wail
murmur
plaint
quibble
carp
squawk
kvetch
bleat
whimper
yammer
holler
miserere
niggle
uproar
dissatisfaction
vociferation
argument
indignation
furore
UK
doubt
scruple
censure
groan
furor
US
hue and cry
carping
charge
beefing
whingeing
hesitation
unwillingness
howl
howls of protest
hullabaloo
reproach
disapprobation
row
displeasure
odium
dislike
disesteem
muttering
declination
demurring
outrage
discontent
exclamation
hubbub
disinclination
commotion
accusation
griping
revilement
reluctance
rejection
noise
repugnancy
grouching
shrinking
ballyhoo
roar
bellyaching
problem
counter-argument
rumpus
howl of protest
umbrage
mutter
squeal
chorus of disapproval
bone to pick
axe to grind
ax to grind
cry
outburst
peep
condemnation
ruction
ruckus
grousing
brouhaha
protesting
fault-finding
cavilling
UK
caviling
US
controversy
moans and groans
misgiving
dissuasion
concern
debate
big problem
bone
storms of protest
representation
qualm
hoo-ha
reservation
to-do
word
grudge
statement of opposition
hostility
worry
recalcitrance
lamentation
niggling
compunction
rebuke
complaining
boggling
misgivings
clamouring
UK
whining
murmuring
whispering
public outcry
public outrage
song and dance
rallying cry
taking exception
uncertainty
grumbling
denunciation
disparagement
reproof
pique
rancour
UK
blast
case
petition
opprobrium
reproval
hullaballoo
rancor
US
captiousness
crow to pluck
hubba-hubba
clamoring
US
ferment
civil disobedience
confusion
dubiousness
yike
annoyance
nitpicking
guff
jeremiad
twine
rumble
query
pettifogging
contention
dubiety
statement of dissatisfaction
sideswipe
kerfuffle
anxiety
minor criticism
trivial complaint
trivial objection
ado
racket
adverse comment
storm
stir
contest
bone of contention
question mark
pother
disturbance
flap
defiance
tantrum
palaver
hysterics
splash
quarrels
ructions
confrontation
interrogation
bobsy-die
carry-on
bugle call
statement
scepticism
UK
conflict
contradiction
exposition
account
rebellion
questioning of
test of
resistance
stand against
squabble
disobedience
argument against
difficulty with
skepticism
US
quarrel
explanation
deposition
allegation
claim
report
submission
more ❯
Noun
▲
The quality or state of being recreant
recreancy
desertion
disloyalty
dereliction
faithlessness
backsliding
tergiversation
disaffection
rebellion
estrangement
forsaking
apostasy
divorce
rejection
retreat
withdrawal
recreance
alienation
deficiency
disownment
failing
failure
lack
parting
repudiation
separation
severance
sundering
defection
perfidy
betrayal
recantation
absconding
treason
decamping
abandonment
mutiny
flight
secession
changing sides
changing allegiances
treachery
heresy
dissent
unfaithfulness
deconversion
conversion
renunciation of belief
abandonment of belief
falseness
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 sudden angry departure, especially as a protest or strike
walkout
strike
protest
stoppage
mutiny
rebellion
go-slow
industrial action
withdrawal of labour
slowdown
work-to-rule
work stoppage
labor protest
stop-work
sit-down
standstill
lockout
layoff
lay-off
wildcat strike
work to rule
demonstration
rally
march
picket
occupation
procession
parade
demo
boycott
hikoi
blockade
gherao
morcha
hartal
lobby
protest march
human chain
protest rally
write-in
non-cooperation
mass lobby
peace camp
get-together
peace march
sleep-in
lie-in
dirty protest
sit-in
love-in
picket line
Noun
▲
A peaceful form of protest in which people occupy an area and refuse to leave
sit-in
civil disobedience
demo
demonstration
protest
riot
sit-down
vigil
walkout
complaint
fast
grievance
march
rally
strike
love-in
passive resistance
peaceful protest
peace march
picket
blockade
picket line
parade
morcha
procession
stoppage
lobby
protest march
lie-in
hikoi
gherao
boycott
protest rally
hartal
mass lobby
get-together
sleep-in
secondary picketing
picketing
occupation
dirty protest
mutiny
human chain
industrial action
work-to-rule
write-in
non-cooperation
peace camp
campaign
rebellion
revolution
insurrection
insurgence
uprising
upheaval
more ❯
Noun
▲
The quality of being seditious
seditiousness
perfidy
treachery
faithlessness
duplicity
sedition
subversion
disaffection
mutiny
deceitfulness
crime
deceit
deception
dishonesty
revolutionary
traitorousness
lèse majesté
breach of faith
seditious act
disloyalty
infidelity
betrayal
unfaithfulness
falseness
falsity
sellout
perfidiousness
backstabbing
treason
treacherousness
rebellion
two-timing
double cross
untrustworthiness
breach of trust
false-heartedness
double-cross
back-stabbing
double-dealing
stab in the back
bad faith
business
lese-majesty
Punic faith
high treason
inconstancy
fickleness
fraud
double-crossing
disbelief
doubt
skepticism
US
scepticism
UK
Judas kiss
let-down
giveaway
apostasy
trickery
two-facedness
misconduct
recreancy
dirty pool
dirty dealing
sell-out
co-optation
co-option
attack
wound
mendacity
underhandedness
act of disloyalty
unreliability
lying
hypocrisy
adultery
dissidence
seditious
act of treachery
hollow-heartedness
lese majesty
untrueness
violation
subversive activity
trahison des clercs
betrayal of trust
breaking of faith
whitewash
corruption
scam
dodge
fake
spoof
bunco
racket
grift
flimflam
put-on
fast shuffle
skin game
dirty work
dirty trick
sweet talk
shell game
more ❯
Noun
▲
A feeling of revulsion aroused by something unpleasant
disgust
aversion
loathing
hatred
revulsion
detestation
abhorrence
repugnance
antipathy
distaste
dislike
abomination
odium
horror
repulsion
execration
disrelish
nausea
repellency
objection
repellence
nauseation
nauseousness
sickness
surfeit
yuck factor
hate
contempt
hostility
disinclination
disdain
displeasure
disfavor
US
indisposition
disfavour
UK
dissatisfaction
disinclination towards
aversion to
dissatisfaction with
disapprobation of
disapproval of
displeasure with
discontent with
animosity
enmity
disapproval
antagonism
animus
malice
resentment
disliking
opposition
disesteem
mislike
scorn
disapprobation
discountenance
allergy
averseness
down
deprecation
ill will
despite
disregard
disparagement
bitterness
grudge
prejudice
ill feeling
rancor
US
rancour
UK
condemnation
dread
censure
disrespect
anathema
opprobrium
despisal
contemptuousness
thumbs down
despisement
reluctance
acrimony
spite
pique
misprision
despitefulness
malevolence
venom
derision
malignance
coldness
scornfulness
phobia
avoidance
dislike of
distaste for
bad feeling
malignity
fear
criticism
demurral
blame
exception
reproach
reproof
offense
US
offence
UK
denunciation
jaundice
rebuke
dissent
spleen
remonstration
neurosis
terror
disagreement
low esteem
low opinion
lack of favour
UK
lack of favor
US
stricture
complex
having no use for
thing
animadversion
discontentment
boycott
paranoia
hang-up
fright
irrationality
strong dislike
extreme dislike
repugnancy
loathness
condescension
gall
resistance
qualm
regurgitation
rejection
contrariety
discontent
incompatibility
dyspathy
snobbery
bee in your bonnet
bad blood
snobbishness
lovelessness
hate for
unsettled stomach
militancy
envy
ignominy
alienation
invidiousness
indifference
contumely
hard feelings
strong aversion
intense dislike
dismissiveness
sneering
ridicule
misappreciation
insolence
obsession
umbrage
fixation
spitefulness
vindictiveness
resentfulness
mania
anxiety
bugbear
hatefulness
bogey
nightmare
irrational fear
abnormal fear
obsessive fear
overwhelming anxiety about
thing about
more ❯
Verb
▲
To take violent action against an established government or ruler
rebel
mutiny
resist
riot
insurrect
rise
oppose
defy
arise
strike
renounce
overthrow
overturn
rise up
be insubordinate
turn against
oppose authority
disobey authority
resist authority
defy authority
take up arms
take to the streets
refuse to obey orders
take part in an uprising
show resistance
take up arms against
make waves
rock the boat
get out of line
demonstrate
rampage
mount a rebellion
stage a rebellion
rise up in arms
run amok
dissent
run riot
break with
protest
agitate
fight
disobey
go against
rise against
remonstrate
denounce
take on
mount the barricades
come out against
take part in an insurrection
rally
take a stand
defy the authorities
campaign
mobilise
UK
march against
stand up to
mobilize
US
insurge
revolute
go on strike
kick over
struggle
face down
rise up against
man the barricades
refuse to obey
stir up trouble
go on rampage
stage
rise in opposition
fight in the streets
combat
secede
more ❯
“When drought and poor grain harvests led to rising bread prices, the people began to
revolt
against their king.”
Verb
▲
To cause a feeling of disgust or revulsion in
disgust
sicken
nauseate
repel
offend
repulse
horrify
shock
upset
reluct
pain
turn off
put off
gross out
be repugnant to
make shudder
turn stomach
be repulsive to
make sick
make someone feel sick
be offensive to
cause offence to
give you the creeps
make flesh crawl
make one's flesh creep
make someone's skin crawl
appal
UK
outrage
appall
US
scandalize
US
scandalise
UK
make someone want to throw up
dismay
be distasteful to
astound
make your gorge rise
unsettle
give someone the creeps
displease
disturb
harrow
disorder
unhinge
alarm
discompose
derange
distress greatly
turn
make one's hair stand on end
give offence to
knock for six
cause to feel nauseous
fill with loathing
make someone's flesh creep
be extremely distasteful to
make someone's blood run cold
give someone the heebie-jeebies
be displeasing to
bother
be disagreeable to
scare
affront
undo
unbalance
haunt
terrify
frighten
make you heave
make someone's stomach rise
cause raised eyebrows
raise eyebrows amongst
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
freak out
squick
pall
surfeit
rattle
afflict
affect
faze
pother
make you shudder
turn you off
put you off
gross you out
make you sick
make you feel sick
cause aversion
be repulsive
cloy on
throw off balance
knock sideways
make someone feel nauseous
stun
stagger
rock
disquiet
traumatize
US
jolt
agitate
amaze
shake
surprise
startle
disconcert
astonish
distress
floor
dumbfound
daze
throw
provoke
perturb
unnerve
stupefy
bewilder
dumfound
jar
flabbergast
paralyse
UK
abash
overcome
overwhelm
antagonize
US
anger
electrify
traumatise
UK
thunderstrike
insult
paralyze
US
antagonise
UK
numb
devastate
awe
bowl over
take aback
shake up
knock out
raise someone's eyebrows
throw a curve
shake out of your complacency
set someone back on their heels
completely surprise
give a turn
hit like ton of bricks
take the wind out of your sails
fluster
discomfit
mortify
annoy
nonplus
daunt
get to
confound
discountenance
vex
irk
embarrass
affright
confuse
trouble
worry
intimidate
perplex
irritate
chagrin
disgruntle
puzzle
petrify
panic
chill
put the wind up
spook
sadden
ail
depress
distract
discourage
disenchant
wound
gall
consternate
exasperate
rile
miff
aggrieve
needle
pique
sting
mystify
slight
peeve
bug
nettle
hurt
fret
disoblige
cause offense
tick off
let down
throw into a tizzy
hurt somebody's feelings
cut to the quick
make someone's hair stand on end
become horror-stricken
become horror-struck
harass
move
muddle
deter
knock for a loop
unstring
mess with someone's head
do someone's head in
knock props out
make waves
dissatisfy
ruffle
abominate
crush
aggravate
offend morals of
make uncomfortable
make uneasy
nark
make self-conscious
disrespect
diss
spite
make awkward
show up
injure
snub
dis
put out of countenance
hang up
give a bad time
make a monkey of
give a hard time
catch one short
put in a spot
put in a hole
put on the spot
give offence
hack off
put out
rub up the wrong way
slur
tread on someone's toes
put down
be disagreeable
rankle with
zing
be an affront to
humiliate
be offensive
put your back up
put someone's nose out of joint
get your goat
agonize
US
grieve
plague
pester
excruciate
dog
discombobulate
discommode
chafe
eat at
cause anguish
cause suffering
agonise
UK
bleed
mourn
burn up
be hurtful to
lambaste
nag at
cause sorrow
make unhappy
push the buttons of
thumb nose at
dishearten
concern
dispirit
discomfort
flurry
fuss
distemper
demoralize
US
alarum
frazzle
exercise
hagride
derail
terrorize
US
frustrate
unman
dash
disappoint
flummox
disillusion
psych
demoralise
UK
terrorise
UK
weird out
foul up
screw up
mess up
fill with consternation
more ❯
“The experience with the street car company in Duluth had been enough to
revolt
me with the very thought of being a detective.”
Verb
▲
To disregard the rules and refuse to conform
disobey
defy
contravene
violate
infringe
flout
infract
disregard
transgress
ignore
resist
overstep
oppose
rebel
riot
counteract
challenge
mutiny
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
fight
transgress against
spurn
dissent
repudiate
rise up
be insubordinate
take no notice of
run amok
contradict
exceed
reject
protest
buck
go beyond
demonstrate
combat
remonstrate
rampage
denounce
renounce
not comply with
take to the streets
be in breach of
come out against
disagree with
bypass
scout
veto
despise
contemn
encroach upon
tresspass against
cross the line
renege on
fall foul of
violate law
set your face against
hurl defiance at
thumb nose at
take no account of
leave out
ride roughshod over
refuse to accept the authority of
kick over the traces
be at odds with
rock the boat
get out of line
secede
break with
make waves
turn against
agitate
rage against
fight against
struggle against
arise
campaign
thwart
cross
stage a rebellion
rise up in arms
take up arms
mount a rebellion
stir up trouble
go on rampage
stage
mount the barricades
rise
offend against
disobey authority
oppose authority
resist authority
defy authority
go on strike
take part in an uprising
refuse to obey orders
take part in an insurrection
kick over
rise against
more ❯
Verb
▲
To refuse to work as a protest
strike
mutiny
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
demonstrate
march
refuse to cooperate
occupy
form a human chain
sleep in
stage a dirty protest
hold a rally
Verb
▲
To change, or move, to an opposing or opposite side
turn
defect
abandon
depart
desert
go
leave
renege
abscond
apostatize
decamp
quit
rebel
divert
escape
renounce
retract
forsake
reject
repudiate
tergiversate
tergiverse
change sides
go over
shift one's ground
change your mind
pull out
run out
sell out
fall away from
go back on
walk out on
rat on
turn one's coat
go over the fence
rat
change allegiances
back out
secede from
take a walk
go over to the enemy
break faith
turn traitor
go AWOL
change loyalties
revolt against
be apostate
spurn
withdraw
backslide
stray
recant
abandon belief
go over to the other side
disown
disinherit
discard
eschew
dump
shun
apostacize
cast off
cut off
give up
cast aside
divorce oneself from
have nothing more to do with
throw off
have done with
leave off
wash your hands of
throw over
toss over
more ❯
Verb
▲
To make (someone) feel annoyed or upset
displease
annoy
irritate
irk
vex
gall
exasperate
rile
anger
upset
aggravate
provoke
pique
nettle
peeve
bug
bother
offend
needle
nark
infuriate
miff
disturb
madden
incense
affront
enrage
outrage
antagonise
UK
antagonize
US
hassle
disgruntle
trouble
gravel
perturb
worry
hurt
fret
rattle
disgust
insult
discompose
dissatisfy
dismay
roil
mortify
scandalise
UK
scandalize
US
disappoint
discontent
frustrate
disaffect
repel
perplex
chagrin
disoblige
zing
misplease
put out
hack off
tick off
wind up
tee off
bum out
get at
hack you off
turn off
put your back up
play dirty
cut to the quick
ruffle
rankle
get
get to
rub up the wrong way
chafe
burn up
ride
rasp
agitate
grate
harass
get across
distress
spite
eat
give someone the hump
persecute
frost
gripe
drive up the wall
pester
inflame
hump
goad
get on your nerves
exacerbate
itch
rark
disquiet
drive mad
wound
plague
make someone see red
pain
drive crazy
aggrieve
get under your skin
get your goat
torment
make angry
get in your hair
give someone the pip
disconcert
shock
harry
grieve
nag
make cross
get your back up
drive to distraction
ire
rub the wrong way
put someone's nose out of joint
drive round the twist
afflict
tease
rankle with
sting
give a hard time
make somebody's hackles rise
ruffle one's feathers
enflame
mad
discomfit
grate on
drive round the bend
make your blood boil
steam up
sadden
cause offense
get on one's nerves
get on your wick
ail
sicken
depress
unnerve
faze
burn
be offensive
horrify
give someone grief
slight
get your dander up
unsettle
hurt somebody's feelings
bedevil
hound
nauseate
badger
fluster
embarrass
agonize
US
fuss
try
discommode
discountenance
discomfort
discombobulate
distemper
concern
gnaw
egg on
agonise
UK
make waves
give offence to
eat at
fire up
rattle someone's cage
get up someone's nose
try your patience
appal
UK
raise your hackles
molest
embitter
alarm
inconvenience
flurry
mither
cross
dog
disenchant
bewilder
jar
abrade
frazzle
unhinge
derail
distract
alarum
jar on
shake
hagride
injure
throw
undo
get someone
stir up
appall
US
cheese off
pick on
T-off
freak out
confound
weird out
drive bananas
rub you up the wrong way
get your hackles up
get across someone
repulse
disillusion
beset
empurple
bait
disrespect
diss
bite
nudge
dis
taunt
incommode
dishearten
devastate
acerbate
exercise
craze
oppress
tantalize
US
raise hell
floor
prick
tantalise
UK
sour
break
torture
niggle
harrow
indispose
be at
put down
make unhappy
be on your back
rack
stress
wear on
let down
be disagreeable to
be a pain in the neck
gnaw at
be a thorn in someone's side
strain
cause offence to
fill with loathing
be an affront to
eat away at
be a thorn in someone's flesh
cause anguish to
throw off balance
gross out
hit where one lives
make miserable
make wretched
drive you up the wall
be on the back of
confuse
fester
excite
brown off
drive nuts
henpeck
bum
hack
steam
cut
bristle
beleaguer
grill
jangle
chide
cause annoyance to
cause resentment to
boil
arouse
bruise
push button
heat up
work on
snit
pet
tiff
huff
stew
get someone's wick
rile up
obsess
excruciate
get on someone
harm
mess
blow up
ask for it
be rude to
get a rise out of
stroke someone's hair the wrong way
cause anguish
cause suffering
be hurtful to
bleed
mourn
lambaste
nag at
cause sorrow
make sore
lose one's temper
work up
resent
push someon's buttons
mess with
get on the wrong side of
make an enemy of somebody
slap
hang up
get even
eat up
upset the applecart
wrong
put
snub
push the buttons of
anguish
curse
deject
slur
humiliate
stick in one's craw
set one's teeth on edge
abuse
confront
criticise
UK
dispraise
slander
criticize
US
make someone fed up
tire
chivvy
abominate
boil over
make indignant
whip up
cause offense to
thumb nose at
offend morals of
devil
strap
nit-pick
push
desolate
martyr
heavy
chivy
burden
pursue
cause suffering to
scare
dump on
browbeat
dispirit
empoison
envenom
interrupt
bore
bring down
impede
hinder
give offence
be disagreeable
tread on someone's toes
give a zinger
give the cold shoulder
arouse anxiety in
do a number on
be on one's case
push buttons
make it tough for
weigh on
cut up
discourage
weigh down
make blue
dampen spirits
chasten
drag down
put into a funk
cast down
crush
put a damper on
break one's heart
break the heart of
alienate
intrude upon
impose on
estrange
bend someone's ear
breathe down someone's neck
frighten
carp at
underwhelm
get on someone's case
spook
psych
make bitter
make resentful
turn
incapacitate
flip
pother
cramp
debilitate
stun
fail
be offensive to
make sick
put off
be displeasing to
be distasteful to
flip out
stagger
traumatize
US
astound
jolt
rock
turn on
lay up
key up
astonish
amaze
surprise
startle
rock the boat
make a scene
be repugnant to
dumbfound
cheat
turn stomach
make your gorge rise
daze
stupefy
paralyse
UK
dumfound
flabbergast
overwhelm
overcome
abash
traumatise
UK
paralyze
US
numb
thunderstrike
awe
electrify
bowl over
take aback
shake up
knock out
take the wind out of your sails
completely surprise
give a turn
throw a curve
make someone's blood run cold
raise someone's eyebrows
set someone back on their heels
knock for six
shake out of your complacency
hit like ton of bricks
fail to satisfy
not suffice
mix up
give a bad time
leave dissatisfied
not pass muster
not be good enough
give cause for complaint
nonplus
daunt
demoralize
US
demoralise
UK
puzzle
intimidate
make anxious
make uneasy
panic
terrify
affect
flummox
cow
muddle
psych out
put someone off their stroke
baffle
knock sideways
chill
addle
mystify
haunt
affright
shatter
move
unman
dash
petrify
fuddle
disorient
throw off
make nervous
make uncomfortable
tax
lie heavy on
put into a flap
throw into a tizz
get down
terrorize
US
derange
knock the stuffing out of
sap
dampen
weary
disorder
consternate
put out of countenance
bamboozle
befuddle
terrorise
UK
put the wind up
put someone off their stride
make sad
bustle
cause someone to lose their composure
make someone scratch their head
make one's heart bleed
weigh heavily on
sear
crucify
fear
hector
sweat
rouse
press
deter
stir
disarrange
incite
fright
buffalo
scarify
overpower
reluct
cause anxiety to
rattle one's cage
catch off balance
bemuse
beat
fox
beat down
cause to be at a stand
cause discomfort to
scare to death
send into a rage
disorientate
hang over
make despondent
make gloomy
break someone's heart
scare the bejesus out of
bring tears to your eyes
do someone's head in
prey on your mind
give someone the blues
dash hopes
hurry
throw cold water on
besiege
pour cold water on
test
despair
make fretful
drain
grind
bully
prostrate
preoccupy
unbalance
disrupt
stretch
fidget
foul up
whelm
cause anxiety
throw into a tizzy
stump
abase
swamp
overmaster
stimulate
cause trouble to
pressurize
US
devitalize
reduce to tears
galvanize
US
dull
be agitated
make self-conscious
possess
stop someone in their tracks
maze
enervate
greatly upset
make discontented
cause concern to
pressurise
UK
galvanise
UK
strike terror into
befog
be a great weight on
put in a spot
put on the spot
damp
do in
fill with fear
scare stiff
keep after
cast a gloom upon
pose
muddy
keep on at
scare the pants off
be a burden to
go on at
knock over
scare someone out of their wits
scare the living daylights out of
put the fear of God into
fog
mess with someone's head
throw into a blue funk
make one's hair stand on end
make one's flesh creep
go to your head
blow your mind
try the patience of
break someone's spirit
heat
damage
unquiet
frenzy
flutter
hustle
quicken
make restless
cause disquiet to
put on edge
tear apart
dement
mistreat
tangle
uncalm
importune
take the wind out
occupy
down
deplore
unstring
tear
dun
scar
ferment
pierce
thwart
cause to panic
send into a spin
heckle
pull the rug from under
roust
dizzy
pull the rug out from under
suppress
subjugate
lower
knock for a loop
accost
sweat out
balk
US
cavil
baulk
UK
exhaust
push one's buttons
knock props out
wear
dislocate
start
flap
drive you crazy
lie heavy on someone's mind
weigh heavy on someone's mind
make flip
bug up
weigh heavily on one's mind
make awkward
show up
cast a gloom on
take by surprise
overcharge
umbrage
be a nuisance to
worst
dampen someone's spirit
poison
hit hard
troll
knock the wind out of
occupy thoughts
drive you to distraction
make livid
catch one short
disengage
uncouple
unfasten
separate
unhitch
disconnect
detach
humble
defeat
set someone's teeth on edge
weigh heavily on someone's mind
niggle at
grind at
arouse hostility in
make a monkey of
put in a hole
harsh one's mellow
make someone's stomach rise
take pains
throw into tizzy
prey on
press down on
inflict trauma
deeply upset
interfere
meddle
drive you round the twist
drive you round the bend
be in a tizzy
be worried
catch unawares
snow under
grind down
labour over
work into lather
set off
set on
take a rise out of
make someone laugh on the other side of their face
make someone laugh out of the other side of their mouth
drive you off your head
make you see red
be in a flap
throw into a panic
send chills down the spine of
frighten to death
frighten the living daylights out of
spring on
throw a curveball
have had enough
become bored
exhaust someone's patience
grate at
lose patience
cause to lose your bearings
be in a stew
get worked up
get in a stew
wring
bear down on
damp down
wilder
weigh
be a burden on
dish out
dish it out
give it to
stick it to
drive you out of your mind
make somebody's blood boil
drive out of mind
surprize
inspire panic in
strike terror in
frighten out of your wits
fill with terror
dash the hopes of
tire out
wear out
snow
obfuscate
drive insane
lean on
take over
undermine
cast a pall over
make punchy
intoxicate
bring up short
inebriate
stymie
put pressure on
shatter the illusions of
burst bubble
dampen the spirits of
be in someone's hair
bring pressure to bear on
blow away
put out of action
strike dumb
hit like a ton of bricks
hit
take your breath away
bring around
make demands on
make severe demands on
put a strain on
jaundice
make your head spin
mess with one's head
be all Greek to
set someone thinking
ball up
weaken
tear to pieces
smite
hurt the feelings of
take control of
make someone's skin crawl
make someone feel sick
make shudder
give trouble
give you the creeps
make it tough
be repulsive to
make flesh crawl
put to trouble
put to some trouble
blight
send over the edge
grip
enfeeble
worsen
strike
visit
take
subdue
buffet
overstretch
overtax
pressure
tense
disempower
acidulate
make rancorous
bitter
venom
drive
deflate
blow out
jumble
unzip
send up
disorganize
snarl
disparage
unglue
take steam out
cripple
bring low
take apart
drag
darken
disburb
stiff
run down
invigorate
US
inspire
make someone want to throw up
make someone feel nauseous
scare witless
be nervous
be spooked
crunch
overextend
screw up
mess up
fill with consternation
give someone goose pimples
chill to the bone
scare away
make desolate
keep under
chill to the marrow
give someone the heebie-jeebies
spur
energize
US
pump up
be on pins and needles
have ants in one's pants
be like a cat on hot bricks
be antsy
be anxious
freeze your blood
cause to feel emotional strain
overdo
cause to feel mental strain
make tense
tense up
put in traction
push to the limit
put on trial
get the wind up
curdle the blood
harsh someone's mellow
scare off
make teeth chatter
bear down
make someone's heart bleed
throw into a fright
give one the creeps
make one's blood run cold
juice up
enliven
inspirit
foment
energise
UK
envigorate
UK
trigger
animate
enthuse
liven up
activize
work
jazz up
titillate
make someone jump out of their skin
scare someone half to death
make ill
disagree
make unwell
be sickening
be unsuitable
cause illness to
cause problems
be injurious to
be disturbing
be injurious
strike down
go against the grain
be distasteful
have an adverse effect on
more ❯
Verb
▲
To hate, detest, or revile
loathe
hate
detest
despise
abhor
dislike
abominate
execrate
scorn
disdain
spurn
reject
repudiate
decline
refuse
recoil from
shrink from
find intolerable
be repelled by
be allergic to
feel repugnance towards
dislike greatly
not be able to bear
have it in for
can't stand
be unable to stomach
find disgusting
be down on
can't bear
feel repugnance
have a strong aversion to
have aversion to
not be able to stand
have no use for
disrelish
deplore
regard with disgust
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
disapprove
have an aversion to
mislike
shudder at
be unable to bear
condemn
look down on
reprove
object to
feel aversion to
oppose
not take kindly to
not appreciate
resent
deprecate
shun
discountenance
disesteem
contemn
be unable to stand
eschew
regard with contempt
feel aversion towards
disapprove of
feel disgust for
frown upon
take exception to
have no liking for
hold in disfavour
regard with distaste
revile
frown on
be turned off to
be unable to abide
take a dim view of
have no taste for
have no stomach for
don't like
feel revulsion to
find repellent
find unacceptable
regard with repugnance
antipathize
mind
regret
find distasteful
tsk-tsk
be averse to
be unable to tolerate
not endure
have a down on
lose interest in
have no taste
bear malice toward
not care for
have hard feelings
grossed out on
dislike intensely
make faces at
feel distaste for
tut about
tut-tut over
tut-tut about
feel hostility to
tut over
feel hostile towards
feel hostile to
feel repelled by
bear a grudge against
feel malice to
feel revulsion towards
be revolted by
greatly dislike
be displeased with
be dissatisfied with
not feel like
avoid
have a poor opinion of
distaste
discommend
fear
dread
be terrified of
be frightened of
be scared of
be afraid of
be revolted
be grossed out by
be repulsed
take dim view of
have a problem with
denounce
discourage
resist
vilify
not stand for
anathematize
decry
excoriate
misprize
sneer at
down on
feel animosity to
be hostile to
feel hostility toward
feel aversion toward
feel hostility towards
feel repugnance toward
feel disgust towards
hold in disdain
not go for
look askance at
treat with contempt
slam
have a horror of
look down upon
view with dislike
think wrong
pooh-pooh
be against
hold no brief for
look down at
view with disfavour
have a low opinion of
not think much of
look down one's nose at
turn your nose up at
curse
imprecate
vilipend
accurse
objurgate
feel contempt for
feel contempt
not be able to stomach
reluct
disagree with
deride
disrespect
dis
diss
snoot
snub
high-hat
sniff at
slight
disregard
belittle
undervalue
scout
mock
pour scorn on
show contempt for
jeer at
hold in contempt
scoff at
be contemptuous about
turn up one's nose at
sneeze at
walk over
thumb nose at
dismiss
gibe
curl your lip at
run down
spit on
be scornful about
spit in the face of
turn down
heap scorn on
turn back on
laugh at
spit in the eye of
disparage
put down
more ❯
Verb
▲
Cause trouble
make waves
cause trouble
criticise
UK
criticize
US
dissent
disturb
rebel
be disruptive
be noticed
be troublesome
cause a disturbance
create a stir
make an impression
rock the boat
kick up a fuss
Verb
▲
To express an objection to what someone has said or done
protest
object
complain
remonstrate
demur
disagree
dissent
expostulate
disapprove
oppose
challenge
denounce
fulminate
gripe
inveigh
kick
rail
dispute
except
resist
blast
combat
fight
holler
howl
moan
rebel
squawk
take exception
express disapproval
express opposition
raise objections
speak out
take issue
cry out
express disagreement
make a protest
make a stand
sound off
make a stink
say no
voice disapproval
be against
make an objection
take a stand
inveigh against
kick against
kick up a fuss
kick up a stink
make a fuss
thumbs down
back-talk
be displeased by
put up a fight
say no to
take up the cudgels
speak up
rock the boat
protest against
take issue with
rage
kick up a stink about
kick up a fuss about
criticize
US
condemn
rant
argue
thunder
berate
upbraid
balk
US
criticise
UK
baulk
UK
raise objections to
complain about
rail against
take a stand against
object to
cavil
reprove
express objections
deprecate
storm
argue against
castigate
rave
cavil at
spout
fume
huff
attack
lodge a protest
scold
express disapproval of
vituperate
lodge a protest against
express disagreement with
stickle
beef about
gripe about
make a fuss about
bluster
argue with
disagree with
be frank
make a protest to
speak your mind
say your piece
have your say
rant and rave
scruple
boggle
reason
dissuade
admonish
reproach
reprimand
express doubts
express doubt
raise doubts
reprehend
objurgate
protest to
complain to
harangue
roar
bristle
resent
yap
be offended by
raise an objection
take umbrage at
take offence at
demur at
shoot off one's mouth
take to task
execrate
curse
declaim
share your feelings
not beat about the bush
spit it out
make yourself be heard
take offence
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take offense
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take umbrage
decry
excoriate
vilify
reprobate
put down
arraign
animadvert
lambaste
denunciate
tear into
come out against
take a dim view
be put out
menace
intimidate
vociferate about
mouth off about
animadvert upon
go on about
swear at
censure
vociferate
differ
grouse
take exception to
mind
express objections to
grumble
remonstrate against
quibble
be in opposition
beef
disapprove of
spurn
have a problem
quarrel with
be in opposition to
mouth off
pipe up
talk up
spout off
diverge
jaw
abuse
revile
objurate
rate
whip
draw the line
kvetch
grumble about
have a problem with
moan about
grouse about
nonconcur
repudiate
reject
refuse
renounce
abjure
rage against
rant about
disesteem
quibble about
crab
discommend
discountenance
draw the line at
cross
disavow
vary
disaccord
discord
shy
divide
decline
contradict
pettifog
wrangle
buck
expostulate about
protest strongly at
oppose strongly
frown on
kvetch about
beg to differ
raise objection
be displeased
take on
bawl out
fulminate against
make a protest against
declaim against
complain vociferously about
disagree violently with
put up a fight against
tongue-lash
chew out
make a stand against
complain bitterly about
criticize severely
thunder against
speak out against
kick up
remonstrate about
take great exception to
be at variance with
withhold assent
quibble over
express objection
not ratify
be at odds with
fail to agree with
put up an argument
say not a chance
decline to support
say no way
break with
say nothing doing
refuse to support
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mix it up with
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To withdraw from a position, agreement or group
opt out
withdraw
abandon
disengage
quit
leave
defect
bail out
pull out
drop out
back out
bow out
get out
pull the plug
withdraw from
wriggle out
back off
opt out of
contract out
exit
retire
exclude oneself
delink
dissociate
retreat
move out
weasel out
abstract
disassociate
throw in the sponge
demit
back out of
get out of
call it a day
give something a miss
take the count
chuck
resign
walk away from
chuck in
step down from
forsake
abstract oneself
throw in the towel
stop participating in
make one's exit
pack in
resign from
give up
pull out of
jack in
step down
stand down
vacate
go
abdicate
walk out
give notice
pull
stop participating
hand in your notice
hang it up
secede
step aside
cease work
absent yourself
retire from
depart
stand aside
bow out of
pull back
hand in resignation
renounce the throne
terminate
sign off
renege on
stop
get off
relinquish one's position
renounce
disengage from
recede from
scratch from
detach yourself
detach
relax
come off full alert
stand easy
give up the ship
leave your job
give in one's notice
end service
give up your job
resignate
make oneself scarce
take a hike
adjourn
get away
take off
betake oneself
take leave
shut oneself away
recede
take oneself
move out of
draw
retreat from
draw away
seclude oneself
back away
blow
check out
drop back
fall back
repair
remove
go off
go away
decamp
clear
get lost
run along
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