insurgence (Meaning)

Wordnet

insurgence (n)

an organized rebellion aimed at overthrowing a constituted government through the use of subversion and armed conflict

Webster

Alt. of Insurgency

No weak antonyms found.

The insurgence in the remote province threatened the stability of the region.
The government responded swiftly to quell the insurgence, sending troops to restore order.
The insurgence leader, a charismatic rebel, stirred up support among the marginalized.
The insurgence gained momentum, capturing towns and cutting off supply lines.
The insurgence's tactics included guerrilla warfare and ambushes against government forces.
The conflict between the insurgence and government forces caused widespread destruction and loss of life.
International mediators attempted to negotiate a ceasefire, but the insurgence refused to compromise.
The insurgence escalated into a full-blown civil war, forcing thousands of civilians to flee their homes.
The insurgence eventually collapsed after a protracted campaign by government forces.
The legacy of the insurgence lingers, shaping the region's politics and social dynamics.

an organized rebellion aimed at overthrowing a constituted government through the use of subversion and armed conflictAlt. of Insurgency

revolt, mutiny, rebellion,insurrection, uprising,insurgency, outbreak, revolution, sedition, subversion

counterinsurgency,counterinsurgency,counterrevolution, counterrevolution,

The insurgence in the remote province threatened the stability of the region.

The government responded swiftly to quell the insurgence, sending troops to restore order.

The insurgence leader, a charismatic rebel, stirred up support among the marginalized.

The insurgence gained momentum, capturing towns and cutting off supply lines.