uprise

They were afraid that slaves who were armed would uprise against them.

They haven't given any thought to what would happen if the black people would seriously uprise."

"If this is the best they can do, the masses will uprise to throw out the invader before I can get them organized."

By degrees, the froth and the rainbow disappeared, and the bottom of the gulf seemed slowly to uprise.

"Is this some kind of a signal to the western backed dissent groups in Iran to uprise on Ashura "

Soon Du Sun was transferred to Hainan, and Vietnamese took their chance to uprise.

Schools were established; businesses began to uprise and prosper; and, Maasin became the most progressive town in southwestern Leyte (and still is).

Baztab reports on Al-Jazeera broadcasting fabricated lies to urge Arabs in Iran to uprise (in Persian)

After the Shia uprising, in Bahrain, Kuwait's Intelligence cracked down Iranian spies, whose objective is to uprise against Kuwait's Al Sabah monarchy.

Promoting economic development was seen as a way of maintaining global peace because it believed that poverty and unemployment was a main factor in social unrest that could lead to uprise or war.

The statuette, depicting a woman whose arms uprise in a dance number with her fingers touching, is commonly referred to as "The Black Lady" (or "The Lady in Black").

Even now, when this scene exists only in memory, when life and all its functions have sunk into torpor, my pulse throbs, and my hairs uprise: my brows are knit, as then; and I gaze around me in distraction.