rebelled (Meaning)

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rebelled (imp. & p. p.)

of Rebel

The students rebelled against the school's strict dress code.
The colonists rebelled against British rule, leading to the American Revolution.
The prisoners rebelled against the harsh conditions in the prison.
The workers rebelled against their low wages and poor working conditions.
The teenager rebelled against her parents' authority.
The employees rebelled against the company's mandatory overtime policy.
The citizens rebelled against the government's corrupt practices.
The nation rebelled against the foreign invaders, fighting for its independence.
The artist rebelled against traditional art forms, creating unconventional and challenging works.
The scientist rebelled against the established theories, proposing revolutionary ideas that changed scientific understanding.

of Rebel

revolted, mutinied,resisted, disobeyed, fought, withstood, defied, revolutionized, kicked over the traces, contested

followed, submitted, followed, submitted, obeyed, complied (with), complied (with), attended, attended, served

The students rebelled against the school's strict dress code.

The colonists rebelled against British rule, leading to the American Revolution.

The prisoners rebelled against the harsh conditions in the prison.

The workers rebelled against their low wages and poor working conditions.