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to revolt
verbgeneral usecommon/ʁɨvɔlˈtaɾ/re·vol·tar
Definitions
21
To cause intense disgust, indignation, or horror.
Usage examples
“The cruelty of the act revolted everyone who heard about it.”
“The smell from the kitchen revolted him.”
Common combinations
revolt againstrevolt the publicrevolt the senses
2
To rise in rebellion against an authority.
Usage examples
“The citizens revolted against the dictator.”
“The army revolted and seized the palace.”
Common combinations
revolt against the governmentrevolt against tyranny