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rebel v.
revolt v.

VERB

rebel

Synonyms

STRONGEST

defy overthrow renounce resist revolt secede take up arms

STRONG

boycott censure combat criticize denounce disobey dissent fight mutiny oppose overturn remonstrate riot strike upset

WEAK

be insubordinate break with come out against drop out get out of line insurrect make waves opt out rise up rock the boat run amok

Antonyms

STRONGEST

comply give in obey surrender yield

STRONG

agree approve compliment endorse laud lose make peace praise sanction support

VERB

revolt

Synonyms

STRONGEST

defy mutiny overthrow take up arms

STRONG

arise boycott break defect oppose overturn renounce resist riot strike

WEAK

drop out get out of line insurrect make waves opt out rock the boat

Antonyms

STRONGEST

give in obey surrender yield

STRONG

allow comply join support

WEAK

delight harmonize make happy please submit

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turn against

Why has he, a German who lived for decades in Japan, now decided to turn against both of those countries?

From The Wall Street Journal ● Jun. 26, 2026

But, as Bradley knows all too well, the fans can turn against one of their own -- or even against the entire roster.

From Barron's ● Jun. 8, 2026

Week nine in Manchester is where the atmosphere in the crowd started to turn against Littler.

From BBC ● May 28, 2026

The church has, in other words, reason to worry that the explosion of public criticism, enabled by social media, is causing people to turn against them.

From Salon ● Apr. 29, 2026

What could hurt her so badly that she, with all her privileges, would turn against the Republic?

From "Legend" by Marie Lu

turn against

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