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1 joutua kuohuksiin
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2 mellakka (kapina)
• revolt -
3 iljettää
• revolt• repulse• nauseate• make sick• fill with disgust• disgust• sicken -
4 tympäistä
• revolt• pall upon• sicken• weary• repel• bore• cause to vomit• disgust• displease• nauseate• offend• outrage• tire -
5 ällöttää
yks.nom. ällöttää; yks.gen. ällötän; yks.part. ällötti; yks.ill. ällöttäisi; mon.gen. ällöttäköön; mon.part. ällöttänyt; mon.ill. ällötettiincloy (verb)nauseate (verb)revolt (verb)* * *• revolt• nauseate• disgust• cloy• cause to vomit -
6 inhottaa
yks.nom. inhottaa; yks.gen. inhotan; yks.part. inhotti; yks.ill. inhottaisi; mon.gen. inhottakoon; mon.part. inhottanut; mon.ill. inhotettiindisgust (verb)revolt (verb)sicken (verb)* * *• revolt• make one's gorge rise• detestable• sicken• repulse• nauseate• loathe• hideous• disgusting• disgust• loathsome -
7 kapina
yks.nom. kapina; yks.gen. kapinan; yks.part. kapinaa; yks.ill. kapinaan; mon.gen. kapinoiden kapinoitten kapinain; mon.part. kapinoita; mon.ill. kapinoihininsurrection (noun)mutiny (noun)rebellion (noun)revolt (noun)rising (noun)* * *• coup d'état• uprising• rising• revolt• rebellion• coup• insurrection• coup d'etat• coup d`etat• mutiny -
8 kapinoida
yks.nom. kapinoida; yks.gen. kapinoin kapinoitsen; yks.part. kapinoi kapinoitsi; yks.ill. kapinoisi kapinoitsisi; mon.gen. kapinoikoon; mon.part. kapinoinut; mon.ill. kapinoitiinmutiny (verb)protest (verb)rebel (verb)revolt (verb)rise (verb)* * *• rebel• run riot• rise• rise up• resist• protest• mutiny• dissent• defy• revolt -
9 talonpoikaiskapina
peasants' revolt (noun)* * *• peasants' revolt -
10 hulinoida
• rebel• revolt• run wild• riot• be unruly• create a pandemonium• rampage• create a disturbance• run riot -
11 inhota
yks.nom. inhota; yks.gen. inhoan; yks.part. inhosi; yks.ill. inhoaisi inhoisi; mon.gen. inhotkoon; mon.part. inhonnut; mon.ill. inhottiinabhor (verb)abominate (verb)detest (verb)execrate (verb)hate (verb)have a loathing for (verb)loathe (verb)* * *• take a dislike• nauseate• rebuff• reject• repel• repulse• snub• loathe• spurn• revolt• beat off• hold something in abomination• abhor• detest• disgust• disregard• execrate• hate• have a loathing for• abominate -
12 kahakka
yks.nom. kahakka; yks.gen. kahakan; yks.part. kahakkaa; yks.ill. kahakkaan; mon.gen. kahakoiden kahakoitten kahakkojen kahakkain; mon.part. kahakoita kahakkoja; mon.ill. kahakkoihin kahakoihinencounter (noun)engagement (noun)mêlée (noun)scrimmage (noun)skirmish (noun)* * *• struggle• collision• encounter• engagement• fight• revolt• riot• scrimmage• skirmish• battle -
13 kansannousu
• coup d'etat• national revolt• uprising• rising -
14 kumous
yks.nom. kumous; yks.gen. kumouksen; yks.part. kumousta; yks.ill. kumoukseen; mon.gen. kumousten kumouksien; mon.part. kumouksia; mon.ill. kumouksiinoverthrow (noun)revolution (noun)subversion (noun)upheaval (noun)* * *• revolt• upheaval• revolution• radical change• crisis• subversion• coup• coup d'état• coup d'etat• overthrow -
15 luopua
yks.nom. luopua; yks.gen. luovun; yks.part. luopui; yks.ill. luopuisi; mon.gen. luopukoon; mon.part. luopunut; mon.ill. luovuttiinbackslide leave off abandon (verb)abdicate (verb)abnegate (verb)defect (verb)desist (verb)disclaim (verb)disgorge (verb)drop (verb)forswear (verb)give up (verb)part with (verb)quit (verb)recant (verb)release (verb)relinquish (verb)renounce (verb)secede (verb)slough (verb)surrender (verb)vacate (verb)waive (verb)withdraw (verb)yield (verb)resign (verb)shed (noun)* * *• disclaim• beat a retreat• leave off• lap over• go off• give up• give in• fall away• part with• disgorge• renounce• desist• desert• defect• chuck ones hand in• cancel• drop• slough• withdraw• waive• vacate• turn one's coat• throw up the sponge• throw in one's hand• recant• stop• quit• shed• secede• sacrifice• revolt from• retreat• relinquish• surrender• abnegate• abdicate• abandon• leave• backslide -
16 mellakka
yks.nom. mellakka; yks.gen. mellakan; yks.part. mellakkaa; yks.ill. mellakkaan; mon.gen. mellakoiden mellakoitten mellakkojen mellakkain; mon.part. mellakoita mellakkoja; mon.ill. mellakkoihin mellakoihinclash (noun)disturbance (noun)riot (noun)street violence (noun)tumult (noun)* * *• disturbance• riot• uproar• tumult• strife• street violence• skirmish• romp• fight• quarrel• disorder• confusion• boisterousness• revolt -
17 meteli
yks.nom. meteli; yks.gen. metelin; yks.part. meteliä; yks.ill. meteliin; mon.gen. metelien meteleiden meteleitten; mon.part. metelejä meteleitä; mon.ill. meteleihinballyhoo (noun)brawl (noun)broil (noun)clamour (noun)disorder (noun)fracas (noun)hurly-burly (noun)noise (noun)racket (noun)rag (noun)riot (noun)row (noun)ructions (noun)rumpus (noun)scuffle (noun)shindy (noun)shine (noun)tumult (noun)uproar (noun)* * *• revolt• uproar• turmoil• tumult• ballyhoo• skirmish• shine• scuffle• rumpus• ructions• row• riot• broil• racket• noise• hurly-burly• fuss• fracas• disturbance• disorder• brawl• rag -
18 nousta
yks.nom. nousta; yks.gen. nousen; yks.part. nousi; yks.ill. nousisi; mon.gen. nouskoon; mon.part. noussut; mon.ill. noustiinadvance (verb)arise (verb)ascend (verb)climb (verb)escalate (verb)get into (verb)go up (verb)heave (verb)increase (verb)mantle (verb)mount (verb)ramp (verb)rise (verb)stand up (verb)stiffen (verb)stir (verb)advancing (adje)amount to get up stand* * *• get out of• move upward• mount• mantle• make one's way• look up somebody• increase• improve• heave• grow• go up• originate• get up• reach• get out of bed• get on• get on one's feet• get off• get into• get down• escalate• emerge• embark• go on board• spring from• turn up• tower• take off• stir• stiffen• start• stand• stand up• stand high• raise• sprout• disembark• show up• shoot up• run to• rise• resurrect• resist• refuse• rebel• revolt• ramp• sprung• board• advance• amount to• appear• arise• ascend• commence• begin• run high• clamber• climb• come from• come to• come up to• come up• become higher -
19 nousta kapinaan
• rebel• revolt• rise against -
20 nousu
yks.nom. nousu; yks.gen. nousun; yks.part. nousua; yks.ill. nousuun; mon.gen. nousujen; mon.part. nousuja; mon.ill. nousuihinacclivity (noun)advance (noun)ascent (noun)boom (noun)climb (noun)grade (noun)gradient (noun)increase (noun)raise (noun)rise (noun)rising (noun)slope (noun)swell (noun)take off (noun)take-off (noun)up-grade (noun)* * *• raise• rising• progress• revolt• pitch• rise• rising ground• slope• swell• take off• take-off• upgoing• uprising• upslope• climb• lift• up-grade• advancement• getting up• accession• length of lay• advance• ascension• ascent• boom• intensification• grade• gradient• acclivity• heightening• increase• elevation
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