Definition of insurgency in English:

insurgency

nounPlural insurgencies ɪnˈsəːdʒ(ə)nsiɪnˈsərdʒ(ə)nsi

An active revolt or uprising.
rebels are waging an armed insurgency to topple the monarchy
mass noun efforts to counter terrorism and insurgency
Example sentencesExamples
- Apparently, our construction projects are also targets of the insurgency.
- The troops are driving through the backstreets, making raids on suspected insurgency cells.
- I heard the general say that the destruction of the city had "broken the back of the insurgency."
- He was sent with troops in 1599 to quell the continuing insurgency.
- There have been cases in which insurgencies have been defeated without either massive social destruction or a more-or-less permanent despotism.
- This type of insurgency is not promoted by an outside government.
- You simply don't have enough troops to get the insurgency under control.
- Understandably, the military is today resolved to apply overwhelming force to crush the insurgency.
- Despite several decades of low-level insurgency, neither group could achieve their demand for separation.
- Last time you were here, in April, you suggested that we might have been seeing the end of the insurgency.

Rhymes

convergency, emergency, urgency

Definition of insurgency in US English:

insurgency

nouninˈsərj(ə)nsēɪnˈsərdʒ(ə)nsi

An active revolt or uprising.
rebels are waging an armed insurgency to topple the monarchy
efforts to counter terrorism and insurgency
Example sentencesExamples
- I heard the general say that the destruction of the city had "broken the back of the insurgency."
- The troops are driving through the backstreets, making raids on suspected insurgency cells.
- This type of insurgency is not promoted by an outside government.
- Last time you were here, in April, you suggested that we might have been seeing the end of the insurgency.
- You simply don't have enough troops to get the insurgency under control.
- Apparently, our construction projects are also targets of the insurgency.
- Understandably, the military is today resolved to apply overwhelming force to crush the insurgency.
- He was sent with troops in 1599 to quell the continuing insurgency.
- There have been cases in which insurgencies have been defeated without either massive social destruction or a more-or-less permanent despotism.
- Despite several decades of low-level insurgency, neither group could achieve their demand for separation.

词汇	insurgency
释义	Definition of insurgency in English: insurgency nounPlural insurgencies ɪnˈsəːdʒ(ə)nsiɪnˈsərdʒ(ə)nsi An active revolt or uprising. rebels are waging an armed insurgency to topple the monarchy mass noun efforts to counter terrorism and insurgency Example sentencesExamples Apparently, our construction projects are also targets of the insurgency. The troops are driving through the backstreets, making raids on suspected insurgency cells. I heard the general say that the destruction of the city had "broken the back of the insurgency." He was sent with troops in 1599 to quell the continuing insurgency. There have been cases in which insurgencies have been defeated without either massive social destruction or a more-or-less permanent despotism. This type of insurgency is not promoted by an outside government. You simply don't have enough troops to get the insurgency under control. Understandably, the military is today resolved to apply overwhelming force to crush the insurgency. Despite several decades of low-level insurgency, neither group could achieve their demand for separation. Last time you were here, in April, you suggested that we might have been seeing the end of the insurgency. Rhymes convergency, emergency, urgency Definition of insurgency in US English: insurgency nouninˈsərj(ə)nsēɪnˈsərdʒ(ə)nsi An active revolt or uprising. rebels are waging an armed insurgency to topple the monarchy efforts to counter terrorism and insurgency Example sentencesExamples I heard the general say that the destruction of the city had "broken the back of the insurgency." The troops are driving through the backstreets, making raids on suspected insurgency cells. This type of insurgency is not promoted by an outside government. Last time you were here, in April, you suggested that we might have been seeing the end of the insurgency. You simply don't have enough troops to get the insurgency under control. Apparently, our construction projects are also targets of the insurgency. Understandably, the military is today resolved to apply overwhelming force to crush the insurgency. He was sent with troops in 1599 to quell the continuing insurgency. There have been cases in which insurgencies have been defeated without either massive social destruction or a more-or-less permanent despotism. Despite several decades of low-level insurgency, neither group could achieve their demand for separation.
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