Insurrections is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INSURRECTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INSURRECTION, an act or instance of revolting against civil authority or an established government
• a violent uprising against an authority or government

Words related to INSURRECTIONS

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How to use INSURRECTIONS in a sentence

• The same policy has provoked insurrections in the Arab half of the Empire, which a series of campaigns has failed to suppress.
• Hence insurrections, and the manifold evils which belonged to them.
• Long, with a view of preventing insurrections, had advised, that a duty equal to a prohibition, might be laid on the importation of Coromantine slaves.
• Insurrections were violent in Naples, in Piedmont, and in the papal territories, and were put down not by Italian princes, but by Austrian bayonets.
• At the same time news came of great disasters in Asia Minor, and of alarming insurrections among the provinces which had been committed to his charge there.
• Insurrections in a State will rarely induce a federal interposition, unless the number concerned in them bear some proportion to the friends of government.
• The more alarming insurrections of the first quarter of the nineteenth century were the immediate cause of the most reactionary measures.
• In the olden time the white South labored under the constant fear of negro insurrections.
• Having shown that all these insurrections had been suppressed, and had come to nought, he proceeded to point out how through Divine providence Mr.
• As to the danger of insurrections from foreign influence, that will become a motive to kind treatment of the slaves.
• Slave insurrections are no more common now than they were before the Republican party was organized.
• Will it satisfy them if, in the future, we have nothing to do with invasions and insurrections? We know it will not.
• Familiar modern illustrations are the Mahdist insurrections that have from time to time taxed the resources of the English in northern Africa.
• The Macedonian chaos meanwhile grew steadily worse, and the serious insurrections of 1902-3, followed by the customary reprisals, thoroughly alarmed the powers.
• The many alarming insurrections of slaves in the several colonies, are sufficient proofs of this.
• Insurrections in Turkey absorbed all the energies of the Ottoman court, leaving them no time to think of interfering with the affairs of Europe.
• There are two insurrections on a couple of islands that must be put down, and they want some fresh men.
• We tax not the rulers of Ceylon with having caused the insurrections.
• The strikes and insurrections were put down in bloody vengeance and there followed a reign of brutal repression indescribably horrible and savage.
• There were threats of fresh insurrections, and the whole land was burning with indignation against its governor.
• The effect of these harsh measures was to rouse the insurrections which are the most notable feature of the reign.
• The suffering workman is frightened as he thinks of the punishments that ensued on the insurrections of May and June.
• But the truth was, that the insurrections were so general, that the event was long on the poise.
• He suppressed, also, several insurrections, and employed his soldiers in various useful works.
• Insurrections were also, this year, prevalent in Italy.
• Insurrections like this usually succeeded or failed in the first hour.
• Meanwhile there was unrest in India, and in Africa there were insurrections of increasing bitterness and fierceness.
• Long, with a view of preventing insurrections, had advised, that a duty, equal to a prohibition, might be laid on the importation of Coromantine slaves.
• You would not have doubted that the recurrence of dangerous domestic insurrections in the future is not to be apprehended.
• Cuba is wretchedly provided with roads, one of the reasons why the Spaniards were incapable of putting down insurrections.
• After the insurrections in Canada came John Stuart Mill, Edward Gibbon Wakefield, Charles Buller, and with them Lord Durham himself.
• Barbadoes developed a savage slave code, and the result was attempted slave insurrections in 1674, 1692, and 1702.

Similar words containing SURRECTION without suffix s and without prefix in

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