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insurrectionary

ADJECTIVE
  1. of or relating to or given to insurrection

How To Use insurrectionary In A Sentence

  • Second, mass incarceration serves to keep under near total control rebellious and potentially insurrectionary populations.
  • As a basis for launching an 'insurrectionary' effort, it advocates the proliferation of communes. Red Pepper
  • After all, plebeians in ancient Rome were forced to fight against one another - the games of death were hardly an insurrectionary force on their own.
  • Soul on Ice, which combines a visceral hatred for America with black liberation theology, admissions about "insurrectionary" rape, a spiritual odyssey, and a search for personal meaning in a racist environment. Newsnet 14
  • Like many insurrectionary or protest movements, they brook little dissent within their ranks.
  • But with no sign of the promised agrarian reforms, landless agricultural workers joined the urban insurrectionary movement, seized the large farming estates and started developing them collectively.
  • The crowds -- counted in news tickers as "disappointing," on rightwing blogs as "insurrectionary" -- must be taken in the context of what may be the largest roundup operation in U.S. history. Michael Gould-Wartofsky: We All Live in Arizona: On May Day, ICE Dogs, and the Future of NYC (PHOTOS)
  • The insurrectionary municipal government sought to prevent a confrontation with the powers, but it was nevertheless committed to the unilateral abolition of the Foreign Concessions, and the threat remained.
  • Whether it could be considered "insurrectionary" depended altogether on the pro-slavery or anti-slavery bias of the critic. Abraham Lincoln, a History — Volume 02
  • This same policy was a few weeks later urged at Topeka, where a mass meeting of the free-State men was called to support and instruct another sitting of the "insurrectionary" free-State Legislature elected under the Topeka Constitution. Abraham Lincoln, a History — Volume 02
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