No. 12,096 in Swedish
revolt
"Revolt" in Swedish means "rebellion" or "uprising" against authority or government.
In a sentence
Folket startade en revolt mot regeringens beslut.
The people started a revolt against the government's decision.
In this sentence, 'revolt' is used in the sense of an organized movement or uprising against authority or governance.
Ungdomarna kände en inre revolt mot de strikta reglerna.
The youth felt an inner revolt against the strict rules.
Here, 'revolt' is used metaphorically to describe a feeling of strong opposition or resistance toward something perceived as oppressive.
Hon revolterade mot det traditionella sättet att tänka.
She revolted against the traditional way of thinking.
In this case, 'revolted' is the verb form, emphasizing active resistance or rejection of established norms or ideas.
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