INSURRECTION
ADJECTIVES
1593 — INSURRECTIVE prone to insurrection; of insurgent character → obs.
1631 — INSURRECTIOUS given to insurrection, turbulent, unruly
1797 — INSURRECTIONARY characterized by insurrection
1801 — INSURRECTIONAL of the nature of insurrection
NOUNS
1418 — SURRECTION a rising in rebellion, insurrection → obs.
1425 — UPSET an insurrection, revolt → Sc. obs.
1513 — MUTATION revolution, civil upheaval; revolt, insurrection → obs.
1587 — UPRISING an insurrection; a popular rising against authority or for some common purpose
1601 — INNOVATION a political revolution; a rebellion or insurrection → obs.
1605 — SOLLEVATION — SULLEVATION — SULLIVATION insurrection; a murderous intention → obs.
1660 — TURGENCY an insurrectionary condition or movement → obs.
1809 — RUCTION an uprising, an insurrection; a disturbance directed against authority → orig. Ireland
1826 — OUTBREAK a violent disturbance involving a number of people, esp. in opposition to established authority; an insurrection
1881 — INSURGESCENCE tendency to rise in insurrection
1898 — PUTSCHISM pursuance or advocacy of violent insurrection as a means of bringing about political change
1919 — PUTSCH an attempt to overthrow a government, esp. by violent means; an insurrection or coup d’état
1930 — UPSURGE an uprising, an insurrection
NOUNS, PERSON
1650 — OUTBREAKER a person who leads or participates in an outbreak or insurrection → Sc. obs.
1845 — INSURRECTIONIST a person who takes part in an insurrection
1893 — INSURRECTIONARY a person who engages in insurrection
1898 — PUTSCHIST a person who pursues or advocates a policy of violent insurrection as a means of bringing about political change
VERBS
1532 — INSURGE to rise in opposition or insurrection against; to make insurrection, to revolt → obs.
1562 — MAKE HEAD AGAINST to resist; to rise in insurrection or revolt against; to advance in spite of
1678 — TAKE A HEAD to make insurrection; to raise a tumult → obs.
1821 — INSURRECT to rise in insurrection or revolt
1822 — INSURRECTIONIZE to raise in insurrection
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