rebeldom Antonyms
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Meaning of rebeldom
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rebeldom (n.)
A region infested by rebels; rebels, considered collectively; also, conduct or quality characteristic of rebels.
rebeldom Sentence Examples
- The youth harbored a rebellious spirit that manifested itself in acts of rebeldom.
- The uprising was a manifestation of deep-seated rebeldom against the oppressive regime.
- Her desire for autonomy fueled her rebeldom and led her to challenge societal norms.
- The rebeldom of the youth provided a voice for the voiceless and ignited a revolution.
- The rebeldom within him burned brightly, driving him to question authority and fight for justice.
- Their rebeldom was not merely an act of defiance but a noble pursuit of freedom and equality.
- The spirit of rebeldom sparked a fire in the hearts of those who yearned for a better world.
- His rebeldom was a testament to his unwavering belief in the power of individual conscience.
- The rebeldom inherent within the marginalized pushed them to rise up against systemic oppression.
- The legacy of their rebeldom inspired generations to follow and fight for a world free from injustice.
FAQs About the word rebeldom
A region infested by rebels; rebels, considered collectively; also, conduct or quality characteristic of rebels.
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No antonyms found.
The youth harbored a rebellious spirit that manifested itself in acts of rebeldom.
The uprising was a manifestation of deep-seated rebeldom against the oppressive regime.
Her desire for autonomy fueled her rebeldom and led her to challenge societal norms.
The rebeldom of the youth provided a voice for the voiceless and ignited a revolution.
