revolting (against) (Meaning)
revolting (against)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of revolting (against)
revolting (against) Sentence Examples
- The colonists revolted against British rule to gain independence.
- The workers revolted against their oppressive employer, demanding better wages and working conditions.
- The students revolted against the school's strict dress code, arguing for freedom of expression.
- The citizens revolted against the government's corruption, calling for accountability and transparency.
- The prisoners revolted against their inhumane conditions, seeking improved healthcare and living arrangements.
- The minorities revolted against systemic discrimination, demanding equal rights and representation.
- The animals revolted against their exploitation, escaping captivity and seeking freedom.
- The scientists revolted against unethical research practices, advocating for responsible and humane experimentation.
- The artists revolted against censorship, expressing themselves freely without fear of reprisal.
- The people revolted against injustice, standing up for what was right and just.
FAQs About the word revolting (against)
winking (at), rebelling (against), brushing (off), passing over,mutinying (against), scoffing (at), tuning out, overlooking, dismissing, shrugging off
obeying, yielding (to), cooperating (with), deferring (to), conceding (to), complying (with),conforming (to), stooping (to), submitting (to), surrendering (to)
The colonists revolted against British rule to gain independence.
The workers revolted against their oppressive employer, demanding better wages and working conditions.
The students revolted against the school's strict dress code, arguing for freedom of expression.
The citizens revolted against the government's corruption, calling for accountability and transparency.
