revolted (against) (Meaning)

revolted (against)

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The subjects revolted against their oppressive ruler, demanding their freedom.
The citizens were revolted against the new laws that infringed on their rights.
The workers revolted against the unfair labor practices and unsafe working conditions.
The students revolted against the strict and arbitrary school regulations.
The soldiers revolted against their corrupt commanders who had led them to defeat.
The prisoners revolted against the inhumane treatment and isolation they endured.
The slaves revolted against their captors, seeking liberation from bondage.
The colonists revolted against the tyrannical rule of the king, declaring their independence.
The animals revolted against the humans who exploited them, establishing their own society.
The oppressed peoples of the world revolted against their oppressors, fighting for justice and equality.

mutinied (against), rebelled (against), passed over, disobeyed, shrugged off, overlooked, tuned out, disobliged, winked (at), scoffed (at)

obeyed, yielded (to), cooperated (with),submitted (to), conceded (to), stooped (to), complied (with), followed, served, capitulated (to)

The subjects revolted against their oppressive ruler, demanding their freedom.

The citizens were revolted against the new laws that infringed on their rights.

The workers revolted against the unfair labor practices and unsafe working conditions.

The students revolted against the strict and arbitrary school regulations.