Meaning of rebellion in English
rebellion
noun [ C or U ]
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/rɪˈbel.i.ən/
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/rɪˈbel.i.ən/
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violent action organized by a group of people who are trying to change the political system in their country:

The government has brutally crushed the rebellion.

action against those in authority, against the rules, or against normal and accepted ways of behaving:

a backbench rebellion against the new foreign policy

her teenage rebellion

rebellion
noun [ C/U ]
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/rəˈbel·jən/

violent action organized by a group of people who refuse to accept their government’s power and are willing to use force to oppose it:

[ C ] The African-American Nat Turner led an 1831 rebellion.

Rebellion is also a feeling of strong disagreement with an organization or with people in authority:

[ U ] Many students were in rebellion against the older generation.