Definition of rabble-rouse in English:

rabble-rouse

verb ˈrablˌraʊz

no object To inflame the emotions of the populace or of a crowd, typically with the intention of inciting action or political change.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Dawson's Fort Wayne (Indiana) Daily Times. From rabble + rouse, after rabble-rousing.

verbˈrablˌraʊz

no object To inflame the emotions of the populace or of a crowd, typically with the intention of inciting action or political change.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Dawson's Fort Wayne (Indiana) Daily Times. From rabble + rouse, after rabble-rousing.

单词	rabble-rouse
释义	Definition of rabble-rouse in English: rabble-rouse verb ˈrablˌraʊz no object To inflame the emotions of the populace or of a crowd, typically with the intention of inciting action or political change. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Dawson's Fort Wayne (Indiana) Daily Times. From rabble + rouse, after rabble-rousing. Definition of rabble-rouse in US English: rabble-rouse verbˈrablˌraʊz no object To inflame the emotions of the populace or of a crowd, typically with the intention of inciting action or political change. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Dawson's Fort Wayne (Indiana) Daily Times. From rabble + rouse, after rabble-rousing.
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