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101 defiant
مُتَمَرِّد \ defiant: showing defiance. disobedient: not obedient. mutineer: a soldier or sailor who mutinies. rebel: sb. who fights against his own government; sb. who refuses to obey the person or people in charge. rebellious: rebelling; violently disobedient. revolutionary: sb. who favours violent political change. -
102 disobedient
مُتَمَرِّد \ defiant: showing defiance. disobedient: not obedient. mutineer: a soldier or sailor who mutinies. rebel: sb. who fights against his own government; sb. who refuses to obey the person or people in charge. rebellious: rebelling; violently disobedient. revolutionary: sb. who favours violent political change. -
103 mutineer
مُتَمَرِّد \ defiant: showing defiance. disobedient: not obedient. mutineer: a soldier or sailor who mutinies. rebel: sb. who fights against his own government; sb. who refuses to obey the person or people in charge. rebellious: rebelling; violently disobedient. revolutionary: sb. who favours violent political change. -
104 rebel
مُتَمَرِّد \ defiant: showing defiance. disobedient: not obedient. mutineer: a soldier or sailor who mutinies. rebel: sb. who fights against his own government; sb. who refuses to obey the person or people in charge. rebellious: rebelling; violently disobedient. revolutionary: sb. who favours violent political change. -
105 rebellious
مُتَمَرِّد \ defiant: showing defiance. disobedient: not obedient. mutineer: a soldier or sailor who mutinies. rebel: sb. who fights against his own government; sb. who refuses to obey the person or people in charge. rebellious: rebelling; violently disobedient. revolutionary: sb. who favours violent political change. -
106 rebel
ثَائِر \ rebel: sb. who fights against his own government; sb. who refuses to obey the person or people in charge. rebellious: rebelling; violently disobedient. revolutionary: sb. who favours violent political change. -
107 rebellious
ثَائِر \ rebel: sb. who fights against his own government; sb. who refuses to obey the person or people in charge. rebellious: rebelling; violently disobedient. revolutionary: sb. who favours violent political change. -
108 νεωτερισμός
νεωτερισμός, οῦ, ὁ (IG IV2/1, 68, 43 [302 B.C.]) prim. an attempt to introduce a change: ‘innovation’, mostly in a bad sense, uprising, revolution, rebellion (Pla., Demosth., Plut.; EpArist 101; Philo, In Flacc. 93; Jos., Ant. 5, 101; 20, 106; TestReub 2:2; 2:9 v.l.). Plural (Pla., Leg. 6, 758c) revolutionary outbreaks (w. μέθαι and other vices) 1 Cl 30:1.—DELG s.v. νέος.
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