insurrectv.
/ɪnsəˈrɛkt/ rare.† 1. intransitive. To arise. Obsolete.
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the world > movement > motion in a certain direction > upward movement > rise or go up [verb (intransitive)]
styc825
astyc950
ariseOE
upstyOE
to step upOE
upcomec1000
to come upOE
to go upOE
upwendc1200
runge?c1225
amountc1275
upgoa1325
heavec1325
uparise1340
ascend1382
higha1393
lifta1400
risea1400
skilla1400
uprisea1400
raisec1400
rearc1400
surmount1430
to get upc1450
transcenda1513
springa1525
upmounta1560
assurge?1567
hove1590
surgea1591
tower1618
hoist1647
upheave1649
to draw up1672
spire1680
insurrect1694
soar1697
upsoar1726
uprear1828
higher1889
1694 R. Franck Northern Mem. 202 From whence there insurrect such pernicious Vapours, as nauseate the Air.
2. To rise in insurrection or revolt.
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society > authority > lack of subjection > rebelliousness > insurrection > rise in revolt [verb (intransitive)]
arisec825
onriseOE
rise?a1160
stirc1275
inrisea1300
upstanda1300
again-risea1382
rebela1382
raisea1400
insurge1532
to fall offa1535
revolt1548
to rise in arms1563
tumult1570
tumultuatea1734
insurrect1821
insurrectionize1841
to break into rebellion1876
1821 Ld. Byron Diary 9 Jan. They mean to insurrect here..though I don't think them in force or heart sufficient to make much of it.
1887 Spectator 1 Oct. 1303 The people are in spirit in insurrection, yet they do not insurrect.
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