To betray or rebel against (one's country, party, or principles); to turn one's back on one's own side and join the enemy

a person who betrays their country, group, or organization to join an enemy; turncoat; renegade

rebel army or insurgent forces

To betray one's own side, organization, or country to join the enemy; to mutiny

to betray one's country; to commit treason

defiant or disobedient in emotion or behavior, especially regarding rules or parental guidance

an uprising or revolt against authority

to rebel; to revolt; to turn against authority

the crime of treason

to betray and flee; to defect from a country or group

To depart from established traditions or social norms; originally referred to turning away from Confucian classics and traditional doctrine.

to put down a revolt or pacify a rebellion

literally "the people rebel and friends desert"; to find oneself completely isolated and abandoned by others because one has lost their support or acted wickedly

a bandit who is involved in a rebellion

to betray and desert; to defect from a group or cause; to turn renegade

a person who betrays a country, cause, or group

To betray the political party one belongs to, specifically the Communist Party; to defect

rebel; traitor

to betray and sell out for personal gain; to turn against one's group or cause

soldiers involved in a mutiny or rebellion

to recruit surrendered enemies and deserters; to gather together a gang of villains or bad actors

to conspire against the state; to plot a revolt; to be seditious; an insurgence

traitor; renegade; a person who betrays their country, family, or cause; often used as an insult

to break away from and betray a cause or group; to turn one's back on

A rebellion against the Qing Dynasty during the 1670s led by three regional lords and eventually suppressed by the Emperor [[康熙|康熙|kang1 xi1]]

rebel; insurgent

armed rebels; rebellious elements

the crime of engaging in or organizing an armed rebellion

The act of renouncing a religious belief, or to abandon one's religion or faith

psychological resistance to instructions or expectations, often characterized by oppositional behavior or a desire to do the opposite of what is requested

to betray or rebel against; to be disobedient or defy authority