0 past simple and past participle of rebel
Taxpayers rebelled or cooperated with governments to the extent they felt some measure of membership in the community.
Prisoners, for instance, rebelled in 1997 to have their daily allowance increased.
Nevertheless, young radicals rebelled against their elders more than conservatives did.
The organic movement is thus gradually being integrated into the established agricultural systems against which it originally rebelled.
One resident, for example, expressed regret that in his childhood he rebelled against his parents and 'ran wild'.
It was against this that sections of the younger generation rebelled at the end of the 1950s.
Finally, he rebelled against them only when administrative differences surfaced.
One reason for this, besides mental inertia, was undoubtedly that man's anthropocentric instinct rebelled against the idea that man is not at the centre of the universe.
