Revolution Synonyms and Antonyms

rĕvə-lo͝oshən
An armed uprising
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. insurrection
  2. revolt
  3. rebellion
  4. uprising
  5. mutiny
  6. bloodshed
  7. overthrow
  8. outbreak
  9. rotation
  10. unrest
  11. anarchy
  12. insurgence
  13. coup
  14. coup-d-etat
  15. destruction
  16. overturn
  17. upset
  18. insurgency
  19. reversal
  20. rising
  21. riot
  22. violence
  23. turbulence
  24. insubordination
  25. disturbance
  26. circuit
  27. reformation
  28. plot
  29. cabal
  30. cycle
  31. junta
  32. putsch
  33. underground-activity
  34. gyration
  35. guerrilla activity
  36. upheaval
  37. gyre
  38. tumult
  39. disorder
  40. foment
  41. turmoil
  42. uproar
  43. row
  44. strife
  45. strike
  46. subversion
  47. breakup
  48. secession
  49. convulsion
  50. sedition
  51. throe
  52. turn
A reversal
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. change
  2. cataclysm
  3. radical change
  4. metamorphosis
  5. substitution
  6. end of an era
  7. epoch
  8. reconstruction
  9. overturn
  10. upset
  11. overthrow
  12. convulsion
  13. debacle
  14. revolution in ideas
  15. political upheaval
  16. disintegration
  17. falling apart
  18. upheaval
Antonyms:
  1. status quo
  2. submission
  3. stagnation

Words Related to Revolution

Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.

Related:

  1. geometry
  2. resist
  3. repetition
  4. revolutionary
  5. russian revolution
  6. capitalism
  7. socialism
  8. counter-revolution
  9. communism
  10. revolution-x94
  11. french-revolution
  12. technological-revolution
  13. industrialization
  14. dictatorship

Revolution Sentence Examples

  • These estates were confiscated during the Revolution.

  • Have people since the Revolution become happier?

  • In 1917 the Russian revolution swept away the old order.

  • The dotcom revolution is going to lead to even more information anarchy.

  • The ideas of the Revolution and the general temper of the age produced Napoleon's power.

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