rebel
re
ri
bel
ˈbɛl
bel
British pronunciation
/rɪˈbɛl/

Definition & Meaning of "rebel"in English

to rebel
01

to oppose a ruler or government

Intransitive: to rebel | to rebel against a ruler or government
to rebel definition and meaning
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The citizens decided to rebel against the oppressive regime, demanding freedom and equality.
02

to resist or refuse to follow rules, authority, or social norms

Transitive: to rebel against a rule or norm
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The teenager decided to rebel against the curfew set by her parents.
Rebel
01

a member of the Confederate forces in the American Civil War

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The historian studied the life of a rebel soldier during the Civil War.
02

a person who rises or fights against established authority, often to bring about change or reform

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Rebels stormed the city to challenge the government.
03

someone who resists or opposes authority, rules, or control

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She acted like a rebel, always questioning authority and tradition.
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