rebellious
rebelde
definition
adjective
young people with a rebellious streak
showing a desire to resist authority, control, or convention.
translation of 'rebellious'
adjective
dÃscolo,
revoltoso,
rebelde
example
There is no denying the fact that the military operation in the 'rebellious' republic is looked upon by Russian society as a virtual reality, as someone else's war, a horror movie that no one wants to watch.
There will always be 'rebellious' elements, challenging authority, pushing it as far as it can be pushed.
I irritably brushed 'rebellious' strands of golden brown hair off my face.
One is brown, loose, civilised, and there is this whirlwind next to it - the other - as black as the girl's 'rebellious' hair.
Leaders fear that setting strict limits will either cause 'rebellious' behavior or make them unpopular.
He pulled it back into a ponytail at the nape of his neck, with a few 'rebellious' strands of hair in his eyes.
His son was only nine years old, and so England, defeated on the Continent, was ruled by a regency - one controlled by those very same 'rebellious' barons.
Be your quirky self, but resist being 'rebellious' .
We sat side by side on a sofa with 'rebellious' springs and a layer of cat hair.
Maintaining that they had at least struggled to suppress their own 'rebellious' desires, they would not countenance their daughter's refusal to do the same.
His position is akin to that of the 'rebellious' dissenters of the seventeenth century.
I finally managed to force my 'rebellious' hair into two messy buns and proceeded to dress myself in my new uniform.
These social invitations are generally issued at moments when his 'rebellious' desires become most manifest, and he invariably declines them.
Draw an easy contrast between a 'rebellious' son and a docile one.
Her slender fingers raked into her ebony hair, holding the 'rebellious' locks away from her face.
Similarly, representations of the loyal house slave contrasted with representations of the field slaves as cunning and 'rebellious' .
In my experience this taps into children's thirst for moral absolutes, for a cause to believe in and fight for - even into their 'rebellious' streak.
At the same time, the province of Songkhla, which had been 'rebellious' since 1678, was placed under French control.
Although the effect was supposed to be reserved and dignified, his wig was slipping, revealing a few 'rebellious' black hairs beneath it.
She had played along as a child to keep both Meredith and her father happy, but as she grew up she had discovered her 'rebellious' streak and the courage to make her own decisions.
I am reinforced in this finding by the evidence of the plaintiff's 'rebellious' attitude towards school attendance and by his resistance to parental authority.
He ran a hand over his blonde hair, grimacing slightly at the 'rebellious' strands that refused his taming attempts.
Russia has been trying to pull the small, 'rebellious' mountain republic back into its fold since the crumbling of the Soviet Union.
For much of the latter half of the 20th century, starting in the 'rebellious' 1960s, the established order was suspect.
Jamie didn't let go of his chin, but brushed a 'rebellious' lock of blonde hair off his forehead.
Others, then, have spotted that restless, 'rebellious' streak in him, which made a military career impossible.
It's an examination of early childhood dynamics and a 'rebellious' attack on authority.
The difference was Ali had tame jet-black hair in contrast to Rayne's 'rebellious' brown mane.
The underlying assumption that an actively 'rebellious' people has been waiting for leadership, or working to organize itself, has also been wrong.
As a teenager, Kureishi responded to the racist taunts by immersing himself in rock music and nurturing his 'rebellious' streak.
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