insurgent in Latin
insurgent in Latin is rebellis — insurgent means rising up in rebellion against authority.
insurgent in Latin
rebellis
Rebellious, opposing authority.
rebellis
One of several people who take up arms against the local state authority; a participant in insurgency.
What does "insurgent" mean?
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adj Rising up in rebellion against authority.
"Insurgent forces seized control of the town overnight."
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noun A person taking part in an armed rebellion against a government.
"The army clashed with insurgents near the border."
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insurgent in a sentence
- Insurgent forces seized control of the town overnight.
- The army clashed with insurgents near the border.
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What is "insurgent" in Latin?
"insurgent" in Latin is rebellis. insurgent means: Rising up in rebellion against authority.
How do you use "insurgent" in a sentence?
Example: "Insurgent forces seized control of the town overnight." In Latin, "insurgent" is rebellis.
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