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1. (n.) uprising
an insurrection or revolt.
2. uprising
an act of rising up.
3. uprising
an ascent or acclivity.
Etymology: (1200–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) rebellion, insurrection, revolt, rising, uprising
organized opposition to authority; a conflict in which one faction tries to wrest control from another
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1. (noun) uprising
a time when many people fight against their government
an uprising against the dictatorship
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) uprising
act of rising; also, a steep place; an ascent
2. (noun) uprising
an insurrection; a popular revolt
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Sense: a rebellion or revolt
The Hungarian uprising was quickly suppressed.
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 Afrikaans: rebellie |
 Arabic: تَمَرُّد، عِصْيان، إنْتِف |
 Bulgarian: възстание |
 Brazilian: motim |
 Czech: povstání |
 German: der Aufstand |
 Danish: opstand |
 Greek: εξέγερση |
 Spanish: sublevación |
 Estonian: ülestõus |
 Farsi: شورش |
 Finnish: kapina |
 French: soulèvement |
 Hebrew: הִתקוֹממוּת |
 Hindi: बगावत |
 Croatian: pobuna, revolt |
 Hungarian: felkelés |
 Indonesian: pemberontakan |
 Icelandic: uppreisn |
 Italian: ribellione, sommossa |
 Japanese: 反乱 |
 Korean: 반란, 폭동 |
 Lithuanian: sukilimas |
 Latvian: sacelšanās |
 Malay: pemberontakan |
 Dutch: opstand |
 Norwegian: oppstand, opprør |
 Polish: powstanie |
 Persian: شورش |
 Pashto: .پورته كيدنه، پا څيدنه، ب |
 Portuguese: levantamento |
 Romanian: răscoală |
 Russian: восстание |
 Slovak: povstanie |
 Slovenian: vstaja |
 Serbian: ustanak |
 Swedish: resning, uppror |
 Thai: การปฏิวัติ |
 Turkish: ayaklanma, isyan |
 Taiwanese: 叛亂，暴動 |
 Ukrainian: повстання |
 Urdu: بغاوت |
 Vietnamese: cuộc khởi nghĩa |
 Chinese: 暴动 |
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