Rebellions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REBELLIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• REBELLION, the act of rebelling
• an act of armed resistance to an established government or leader
• the action or process of resisting authority, control, or convention
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• opposition to one in authority or dominance

Words related to REBELLIONS

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How to use REBELLIONS in a sentence

• And the laws ceased to be observed, and rebellions broke out in the provinces, and enemies invaded the country, and there was famine in the land.
• Irritated by treason and rebellions, she may have given vent to unseemly anger.
• England would thrill with pride and anger, and the rebellion would end as rebellions always ended.
• Yet the finest souls have their reactions, their rebellions against wise reason.
• The rebellions in Camden in 1816 and in Charleston in 1822 were not exceptions to the rule.
• As usually happens in rebellions the plans of the more prudent were thwarted by the impetuosity of the more violent spirits.
• Almost as soon as he succeeded to the throne, disorders, rebellions, and dissensions broke out and the empire rapidly fell to pieces.
• It is customary to class as revolution all disorders from riots to rebellions.
• Return, you rebellious children, and I will heal your rebellions.
• Henceforth we hear of no more revolts or rebellions.
• The long reign of Astyages seems to have been almost undisturbed, until just before its close, by wars or rebellions.
• Unsuccessful rebellions, indeed, generally establish the encroachments on the rights of the people, which have produced them.
• An observation of this truth should render honest republican governors so mild in their punishment of rebellions, as not to discourage them too much.
• There were wars and rebellions which drove the foreign merchants away.
• In a week after our last regiment should have returned home, there would be rebellions for our allies to suppress.
• As a matter of fact, there have been intermittent rebellions against the prevailing pecksniffery and sentimentality ever since the days of Irving and Hawthorne.
• Nobody knows how many rebellions besides political rebellions ferment in the masses of life which people earth.
• CHAPTER XVII A CLOSE CALL As the would-be priest and originator of two rebellions approached Pasmore, the ragged, wild-eyed, clamorous crowd made way for him.
• While it lasted the fighting was very determined, and it is easily, I think, the most considerable of Irish rebellions.
• The unification of the northern kingdom with the South seems to have been a slow process, interrupted by insurrections and rebellions in the Delta and in Lybia.
• There were rebellions in other European countries as well as in Spain.
• With the exception of the British king, they joined together to put down rebellions.
• But the Southerners were alarmed, because they felt that the Northern antislavery agitation would surely lead to more rebellions.
• The radical error in the official version of events in Canada appears in the comparison between the rebellions of 1837 and the South African War of 1899-1902.
• It was erroneous to regard either the Canadian Rebellions or the Boer War as events which rendered responsible government more or less dangerous.
• There could not be much thinking about matters of faith without heresy, nor about matters of politics without disaffection, rebellions and new political grouping.
• It was one of those queer rebellions, starting with a joke for an excuse, but ready to settle into something serious.

Similar words containing BELLION without suffix s and without prefix re

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