An organized armed resistance to an established ruler or government; an uprising, a revolt.

The action of taking up arms or engaging in hostile action; rebellion. Also: an instance of this, an insurrection, a revolt.

A revolt, an uprising. Now rare.

A rising in rebellion, insurrection. Obsolete.

Rebellion.

Scottish. An insurrection, revolt. Obsolete.

The action of rising in arms or open resistance against established authority or governmental restraint; with plural, an instance of this, an armed…

= mutine, n. 1.

Frequently with against or (now rarely) from. An act of renouncing allegiance to established authority, esp. through collective armed rebellion; an…

(with plural) An instance of this; a popular commotion or disturbance; a riot, an insurrection.

Political agitation, civil unrest; a public commotion or uprising. Obsolete.

A concerted movement to overthrow an established government; a revolt, rebellion, mutiny. Now rare.

(ˈuprising.) An insurrection; a popular rising against authority or for some common purpose.

A political revolution; a rebellion or insurrection. (= Latin novæ res.) Obsolete.

= émeute, n.

figurative. An insurrectionary condition or movement.

A popular rising or disturbance.

A violent disturbance involving a number of people, esp. in opposition to established authority; an insurrection.

Uprising.

An uprising, an insurrection.