Révoltait (en. Revolted)
/ʁə.vɔl.tɛ/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
To rise up against a power or established order.
The population was revolting against injustices.
La population se révoltait contre les injustices.
To feel intense indignation.
He was revolted by the injustice of the situation.
Il se révoltait de l'injustice de la situation.
To express disapproval forcefully.
She was revolting against the prejudices of society.
Elle se révoltait contre les préjugés de la société.
Etymology
From the verb 'revolter', of Latin origin 'revoltere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to revolt against authority
to express strong opposition to a figure of authority.
se révolter contre l'autorité
a people that revolts
a population that refuses to submit.
un peuple qui se révolte
social revolt
collective action of a community against unacceptable conditions.
révolte sociale
popular revolts
uprisings organized by the people.
révoltes populaires
Related Words
revolt
Action of rising up against an authority.
révolte
revolution
Radical change in political or social order.
révolution
insurrection
Violent action of revolt.
insurrection
revolting
That provokes indignation.
révoltant
insurgent
A person who rises up against an authority.
insurgé
Slang Meanings
To be angry about something.
He was so revolted that it showed on his face.
Il était tellement révolté que cela se voyait sur son visage.
To express discontent forcefully.
When he heard the news, he immediately started to revolt.
Quand il a appris la nouvelle, il a tout de suite commencé à se révolter.