Pronunciation: /ɪnˈsɜrdʒənt/
noun a person who rises in opposition or armed resistance against an established government or ruler
A1 The insurgent was captured by the police.
A2 The insurgents launched an attack on the government building.
B1 The insurgency in the region has been ongoing for years.
B2 The military successfully defeated the insurgent group.
C1 The government implemented strategies to counter the insurgent threat.
C2 The insurgent leader was finally apprehended after years of evading capture.
adjective rising in active revolt
A1 The insurgent group caused chaos in the city.
A2 The insurgent soldiers were hiding in the mountains.
B1 The insurgent forces launched a surprise attack on the enemy camp.
B2 The insurgent leader was captured by government troops.
C1 The insurgent movement gained momentum as more people joined their cause.
C2 The insurgent activities were closely monitored by intelligence agencies.
formal The government deployed troops to suppress the insurgent group in the region.
informal The rebels are causing trouble again, the government needs to deal with them.
slang The insurgents are up to no good, we need to keep an eye on them.
figurative The insurgent ideas were spreading like wildfire among the youth.
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