What Does Rebel Mean?

A rebel is a person who retaliates against a system through his actions or voicing his opinions publicly in one forum or another. There are several different types of rebels, some can be anarchists, some can be nihilists, even the art form dadaism whose founder was Salador Dali is a form of rebellion against the cold rationality that persisted in the post world war era. Our rebellions are born through a sense of perceived injustice, lack of impartiality or existence of inequitable systems that oppress masses in one form or another. Our sense of ethics, morality and our knowledge of self and personal rights and freedoms have also evolved through rebellions over ages. If necessity were the mother of invention then discontent most definitely must be the father of progress. To progress we have to be critical about existing systems and encourage changes, only then can we have a better world for all.

A rebel is a term used to describe one who fights authority. It is an act of defiance mostly against the ruling power. It refers to the refusal to obey somebody's wishes or commands. It is a verb of the word rebellion. It is also used as a noun and an adjective. It is used for a person who resists any type of control, convention or tradition. It is commonly used to indicate a person who refuses allegiance to, resists, or rises in arm against the ruler or the government of his or her country.

This word is said to have originated during the 13th century and its Latin form was rebellis. Insurrectionist, mutineer, traitor, revolutionary, radical etc are the words synonymous with rebel. It was first used during the American cause of War of Independence and who supported the southerners. It is pronounced as ri-bel.

Rebel means mentally slow.

It is just like being a stickler

Rebel mean fool

Rebel does not mean fool or mentally slow, It stands for freedom.

Rebel means a bad person not doing what they're told i.e a school child refusing to do his/her work by teacher there for is rebelious

An act of defiance against specified rules or agreements.