rebelliousness Antonyms
Strongest:
- tractability
- submissiveness
- agreeability
- tractability
- agreeability
- submission
- subordination
- submissiveness
- compliance
- subordination
- submission
- amiability
- obedience
- compliance
- obedience
- amiability
Strong:
- docility
- tractableness
- tractableness
- amenability
- subordinateness
- deference
- subserviency
- docility
- slavishness
- amenability
- subserviency
- subservience
- deference
- slavishness
- subservience
- subordinateness
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- contrariness
- contumacy
- unruliness
- insubordination
- recalcitrance
- intractability
- disrespect
- refractoriness
- waywardness
- disobedience
- rudeness
Weak:
- mischievousness
- impudence
- impertinence
- obstinacy
- ungraciousness
- inconsiderateness
- naughtiness
- peevishness
- pertinacity
- insolence
- tenaciousness
- inconsideration
- hardheadedness
- self-will
- obduracy
- noncooperation
- doggedness
- balkiness
- pigheadedness
- frowardness
- stubbornness
- civil-disobedience
- impoliteness
- obstreperousness
- perversity
- tenacity
Meaning of rebelliousness
rebelliousness (n)
intentionally contemptuous behavior or attitude
an insubordinate act
rebelliousness Sentence Examples
- The adolescent's rebelliousness was a manifestation of their desire for independence.
- Her stubborn rebelliousness prevented her from conforming to societal norms.
- The young students' rebelliousness stemmed from a sense of injustice they felt.
- Their rebelliousness ignited a revolution that changed the course of history.
- The rebelliousness in her eyes hinted at a hidden strength.
- The music genre often associated with rebelliousness is punk rock.
- The rebels' rebelliousness was fueled by a deep-seated anger towards the oppressive regime.
- The protagonist's rebelliousness served as a catalyst for personal growth and transformation.
- Acts of rebelliousness can sometimes be justified as a fight against tyranny.
- The rebelliousness of youth often fades with the passage of time and the onset of maturity.
FAQs About the word rebelliousness
intentionally contemptuous behavior or attitude, an insubordinate act
rebellion, defiance, willfulness, contrariness, contumacy, unruliness, insubordination, recalcitrance, intractability, disrespect
tractability, submissiveness, agreeability, tractability, agreeability, submission, subordination, submissiveness, compliance,subordination
The adolescent's rebelliousness was a manifestation of their desire for independence.
Her stubborn rebelliousness prevented her from conforming to societal norms.
The young students' rebelliousness stemmed from a sense of injustice they felt.
Their rebelliousness ignited a revolution that changed the course of history.
