revolt (against) (Meaning)

revolt (against)

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The citizens revolted against the tyrannical government, demanding their freedom.
The students staged a revolt against the unfair grading system.
The workers threatened to revolt against their oppressive employer.
A slave revolt erupted on the plantation, overthrowing the cruel master.
The prisoners instigated a revolt within the prison walls, seeking better conditions.
The oppressed people rose up in revolt against the ruling elite.
A rebellion spread throughout the country, as the populace revolted against foreign occupation.
The soldiers refused to follow their commander's orders, revolting against his authority.
The oppressed minority group organized a revolt to gain equal rights.
The rebellious youth demonstrated against the government, revolting against its policies.

pass over, tune out, rebel (against),mutiny (against), ignore, scoff (at), dismiss, mock, disoblige, reject

serve,conform (to), concede (to), follow, surrender (to), obey, yield (to), defer (to), comply (with), submit (to)

The citizens revolted against the tyrannical government, demanding their freedom.

The students staged a revolt against the unfair grading system.

The workers threatened to revolt against their oppressive employer.

A slave revolt erupted on the plantation, overthrowing the cruel master.