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- noun A small
rebellion .
Etymologies
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Examples
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In many ways, the minirebellion was another anticlimax for foes of Ms. Arroyo's.
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Thursday's failed minirebellion, which lasted a few hours before loyal troops and police suppressed it, illustrated the depth of this "people-power fatigue," as political analysts in Manila describe it.
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Thursday's failed minirebellion, which lasted a few hours before loyal troops and police suppressed it, illustrated the depth of this "people-power fatigue," as political analysts in Manila describe it.
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It’s as if the handbags represent a sort of minirebellion against my grandfather and his insistence that she stay at home and be a good wife.
Tessie and Pearlie JOY HOROWITZ 1996
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