antigovernment
Use Antigovernment in a sentence
tiˈgʌv adjective
1.
opposed to or in rebellion against an existing government.
2.
of or pertaining to a political group, military force, etc., seeking to replace or overthrow an existing government.
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| Main Entry: | antigovernment |
| Part of Speech: | adj |
| Definition: | going against a current government or administration |
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Antigovernment
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Example sentences
There were reports of intimidation of journalists and their antigovernment sources.
Cell-phone records could tell them who attended an antigovernment rally.
Privately owned newspapers frequently adopted antigovernment positions.
Bail was available, although typically not granted in cases involving alleged antigovernment activity.
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