Révolté (en. Revolt)

ʁe.vɔlte

Meaning & Definition

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adjective
Who is in revolt, who demonstrates a virulent opposition.
The demonstrators were revolted against social injustices.
Les manifestants étaient révoltés contre les injustices sociales.
Describes a state or feeling of moral revolt.
This film addresses a revolted subject related to human nature.
Ce film aborde un sujet révolté qui touche à la nature humaine.
Qualifies an exaggerated attitude towards a situation.
The artist has a revolted style, reflecting his distrust of the system.
L’artiste a un style révolté, reflet de sa méfiance envers le système.

Etymology

Derived from the verb 'to revolt', itself derived from the Latin 'revoltere', meaning 'to turn back'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to be revolted
To be angry about something.
être révolté
revolted by
Provoked to revolt by something.
révolté par
revolted against
To strongly oppose someone or something.
révolté contre

Related Words

revolt
The act of rising up or opposing.
révolte
to revolt
To provoke an uprising or resistance.
révolter
social revolt
Uprising based on social injustices.
révolte sociale

Slang Meanings

To be extremely agitated.
He is revolted today; he’s really on edge.
Il est révolté aujourd'hui, il a vraiment les nerfs en pelote.
To be very angry.
She is revolted; she’s really angry after what he said.
Elle est révoltée, elle est vraiment en rogne après ce qu'il a dit.