rebel in Greek
rebel in Greek is αντάρτης, επαναστάτης, επαναστατήσει — rebel means a person who fights against or refuses to obey an established authority.
rebel in Greek
αντάρτης
Pronounced: adartis
A person who resists an established authority, often violently.
επαναστάτης
Pronounced: epanastatis
A person who resists an established authority, often violently.
επαναστατήσει
Pronounced: epanastatisei
(intransitive) To resist or become defiant toward an authority.
What does "rebel" mean?
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noun A person who fights against or refuses to obey an established authority.
"As a teenager, he was a bit of a rebel and dyed his hair green."
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verb To resist or refuse to obey authority, rules, or convention.
"Teenagers often rebel when adults tell them exactly what to do."
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rebel in a sentence
- As a teenager, he was a bit of a rebel and dyed his hair green.
- The film follows a young rebel who challenges the rules of her strict school.
- Teenagers often rebel when adults tell them exactly what to do.
- She rebelled against her parents' strict curfew.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "rebel" in Greek?
"rebel" in Greek is αντάρτης, επαναστάτης, επαναστατήσει. rebel means: A person who fights against or refuses to obey an established authority.
How do you pronounce αντάρτης?
"rebel" in Greek is αντάρτης, pronounced "adartis".
How do you use "rebel" in a sentence?
Example: "As a teenager, he was a bit of a rebel and dyed his hair green." In Greek, "rebel" is αντάρτης, επαναστάτης, επαναστατήσει.
Are there other ways to say "rebel" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "rebel": αντάρτης, επαναστάτης, επαναστατήσει.
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