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insurgent Adjective rebellious or in revolt against an established authority Noun a person who takes part in a rebellion [Latin insurgens rising] insurgency n
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insurgent adjective 2. rebellious, revolutionary, mutinous, revolting, riotous, seditious, disobedient, insubordinate, insurrectionary Member of a political party who rebels against established leadership. See also antiterrorism; counterinsurgency; insurgency. Translationsinsurgent adj insurgent [inˈsəːdʒənt] rising up in rebellion an insurgent population.opstandigeمُتَمَرِّدвъстанническиrebelantskýoprørskaufrührerischεπαναστατημένοςinsurgente, insurrectomässulineشورشیkapinallineninsurgéמִתקוֹמֵםराजद्रोहीbuntovanfelkelőmemberontakuppreisnar-insorto, rivoltoso反乱を起こした반란을 일으킨maištaujantis, sukilęsdumpīgsmemberontakoproerigopprørsk, opprørs-buntowniczyrevoltosorăsculatвосставшийrebelantskýuporniškibuntovanupproriskซึ่งต่อต้านรัฐบาลasi起義的повсталий; заколотницькийبغاوت کرنے والاnổi loạn起义的 n a rebel the leading insurgents.opstandelingمُتَمَرِّدвъстанникrebeloprørerder Aufrührerεπαναστάτηςinsurgente, insurrectomässajaآدم شورشگرkapinallineninsurgé/-éeמוֹרֵדविद्रोही, विप्लवीbuntovnikfelkelő, lázadópemberontakuppreisnarmaðurinsorto, ribelle反乱者반란자sukilėlisdumpinieks; nemierniekspemberontakanopstandelingopprørerpowstaniecrevolucionáriorebelповстанецrebelupornikpobunjenikupprorsman, rebellกบฏasi, isyankâr起義повстанець; бунтарباغیngười nổi loạn起义 |
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While the inaugural address was being delivered from this place, devoted altogether to saving the Union without war, insurgent agents were in the city seeking to destroy it without war-- seeking to dissolve the Union, and divide effects, by negotiation. "Yes," said the captain, releasing the insurgent, who sat down, "there is something--unusual. Neither side knew which way his power might be turned, for Norman of Torn had preyed almost equally upon royalist and insurgent. |
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