insurrectional

Examples

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• For example, those embodying these insurrectional patterns ask little or nothing from the state.

  Academic text (2008)

• This is precisely what the communal system and the insurrectional patterns of mobilization share in common.

  Academic text (2008)

• This is especially the case with those struggles that express themselves through insurrectional patterns of mobilization.

  Academic text (2008)

• Yet, investigating insurrectional subjugated knowledges poses some challenges in itself.

  Academic text (2008)

• As we will see, and not surprisingly, the insurrectional patterns of mobilization we want to focus on here contest this forced invisibility, among other things.

  Academic text (2008)

• It is when this happens that what we call insurrectional patterns of mobilization starts to become distinguishable from other patterns.

  Academic text (2008)

• In the second section, we discuss what insurrectional patterns of mobilization entail and how they relate to non-modern knowledge practices.

  Academic text (2008)

• The Argentinian Colectivo Situaciones emerged in the late 1990s along with the increasing visibility of the patterns of mobilization that we have been characterizing as insurrectional.

  Academic text (2008)

• His insurrectional ideas inspired many to challenge the status quo.

• The community held an insurrectional meeting to discuss their grievances against the local authorities.

Synonyms

S

subversive

vsinsurrectional

37 7.8

Intended to weaken or remove a government

is about tendency toward open revolt rather than covert undermining

I

insurgent

vsinsurrectional

• Literature

25 8.4

Being in revolt against the government, often using weapons

focuses on being prone to revolt rather than being an active fighter

I

incendiary

vsinsurrectional

• Literature

13 7.9

Likely to make people angry and cause public protest

focuses on tendency to incline toward revolt rather than emotional provocation

R

rebellious

vsinsurrectional

9 4.9

Taking part in resistance against the government or authority

is more about being inclined to revolt than necessarily acting against authority

S

seditious

vsinsurrectional

• Formal

4 9.9

Encouraging people to oppose or rebel against the government

refers to general inclination toward revolt rather than direct urging of others

I

insurrectionary

vsinsurrectional

1 9.9

Something that encourages people to rise against the government

is about tendency toward revolt rather than specific organized action

S

seditionist

vsinsurrectional

• Formal

9.7

Supporting actions that try to remove the government or other authority

is more about general inclination toward revolt not just promoting action

I

instigative

vsinsurrectional

8.4

Likely to make people protest or cause unrest

is about being inclined toward revolt rather than just provoking others

Antonyms

S

submissive

38 5.1

Willing to obey others and not argue

C

compliant

31 5.1

Willing to follow rules or do what other people want

How Rebellious

insurrectional

9.9

seditious

• Formal

4 9.9

rebellious

43 4.5

restive

6 8.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology