Rebellious (adjective)

  1. Resistant to authority or control; inclined to rebel or disobey.
  2. Having a strong desire to resist or fight against authority or control.

Origin:

From re- (again) + bellare (to fight or wage war), from bellum (war).

Examples:

  1. The rebellious teenager refused to follow his parents' rules.
  2. He was known for his rebellious attitude towards authority figures.
  3. The country was in a state of rebellion against the government's policies.
  4. She had a rebellious streak and always wanted to do things her own way.
  5. The workers were rebellious and refused to work under the new management.
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