Révolter (en. To revolt)
/ʁe.vɔl.te/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
To provoke strong indignation or rebellion.
The working conditions revolted the employees.
Les conditions de travail ont révolté les employés.
To give rise to opposition or a revolt.
This decision outraged a large part of the population.
Cette décision a révolté une grande partie de la population.
To deeply disturb, cause a moral shock.
The film shocked many viewers with its violence.
Le film a révolté de nombreux spectateurs par sa violence.
Etymology
From the Latin 'revoltere', meaning 'to turn back'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to revolt against something
To strongly oppose a situation or decision.
révolter contre quelque chose
to rebel
To rise up, resist authority.
se révolter
Related Words
revolt
Action of strongly opposing authority.
révolte
indignation
Feeling of anger in the face of injustice.
indignation
insurrection
Armed revolt against an established power.
insurrection
Slang Meanings
To be angry about something.
He is really outraged by this injustice.
Il est vraiment révolté par cette injustice.
To express dissatisfaction strongly.
She revolted everyone with her remarks.
Elle a révolté tout le monde avec ses propos.