révolté
/ˌrɛvɒlˈteɪ/(also revolté, revoltée)
noun
A person who revolts or has revolted; a rebel; a nonconformist.
Origin
Late 18th century. From French révolté, use as noun of past participle of révolter. Compare révolté (adjective) rebellious, in a state of rebellion, apostate.
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