What is another word for re volt?
552 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˌiː vˈə͡ʊlt], [ ɹˌiː vˈəʊlt], [ ɹ_ˌiː v_ˈəʊ_l_t]
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Similar words for re volt:
- commotion (noun)
- coup d'état (noun)
- defection (noun)
- defiance (noun)
- disgust (noun)
- disobedience (noun)
- distaste (noun)
- indocility (noun)
- insubordination (noun)
- insurgence (noun)
- insurrection (noun)
- intractability (noun)
- mutiny (noun)
- protest (noun)
- recalcitrance (noun)
- recreancy (noun)
- repulsion (noun)
- revolt (noun)
- revolution (noun)
- sedition (noun)
- sit-in (noun)
- treason (noun)
- defect (verb)
- disgust (verb)
- disobey (verb)
- displease (verb)
- loathe (verb)
- nauseate (verb)
- protest (verb)
- rebel (verb)
- repel (verb)
- repulse (verb)
- revolt (verb)
- riot (verb)
- rise (verb)
- shock (verb)
- strike (verb)
- turn (verb)
Synonyms for Re volt:
n.
• commotion (noun)- fermentation,
- outcry,
- clatter,
- furor,
- pother,
- combustion,
- bedlam,
- upset,
- upheaval,
- excitement,
- stir,
- hubbub,
- ado,
- annoyance,
- hell broke loose,
- discomposure,
- lather,
- agitation,
- to-do,
- ballyhoo,
- big stink,
- backwash,
- dither,
- turbulence,
- bustle,
- pandemonium,
- rumpus,
- hurly-burly,
- ferment,
- welter,
- confusion,
- vexation,
- racket,
- fuss,
- perturbation,
- big scene,
- uprising,
- disquiet,
- flap,
- stew,
- revolt,
- upturn,
- flurry,
- Insurgence,
- whirl,
- convulsion,
- tumult,
- brouhaha.
- alienation,
- severance,
- separation,
- retreat,
- desertion,
- parting,
- estrangement,
- disaffection,
- apostasy,
- tergiversation,
- backsliding,
- forsaking,
- withdrawal,
- repudiation,
- Sundering,
- lack,
- deficiency,
- disloyalty,
- faithlessness,
- disownment,
- dereliction,
- failing,
- divorce,
- Recreancy,
- failure,
- rejection.
- dare,
- bravado,
- throwing of the gauntlet,
- back talk,
- effrontery,
- contumacy,
- boldness,
- sass,
- insolence,
- brazenness,
- hot air,
- call,
- gas,
- unruliness,
- Factiousness,
- impudence,
- cartel,
- rebelliousness,
- contempt,
- stump,
- summons,
- insubordination,
- lip,
- provocation,
- muster,
- confrontation,
- big talk,
- enjoinder,
- order,
- opposition,
- affront,
- audacity,
- Impugnment,
- temerity,
- intractableness,
- spite,
- perversity,
- contrariness,
- recalcitrance,
- command,
- challenge,
- guts.
- hatefulness,
- loathing,
- antipathy,
- hatred,
- repugnance,
- nausea,
- distaste,
- detestation,
- sickness,
- abhorrence,
- satiation,
- nauseousness,
- abomination,
- dislike,
- revulsion,
- satiety,
- objection,
- Nauseation,
- surfeit.
- neglect,
- sabotage,
- infringement,
- refractoriness,
- waywardness,
- violation,
- transgression,
- disregard,
- stubbornness,
- indiscipline,
- infraction,
- nonobservance,
- defiance,
- Insubmission.
- dissatisfaction,
- aversion,
- indisposition,
- repulsion,
- disfavor,
- disinclination,
- horror,
- Disrelish,
- hostility.
- obstreperousness,
- unmanageability,
- ungovernableness,
- obstinateness,
- fractiousness,
- recalcitrancy,
- untowardness,
- uncontrollability,
- obstinacy,
- intractability,
- uncontrollableness,
- disorderliness,
- wildness.
- grievance,
- blackball,
- grouse,
- demurral,
- remonstrance,
- gripe,
- difficulty,
- demur,
- rally,
- bellyache,
- clamor,
- turmoil,
- dissent,
- knock,
- demonstration,
- flak,
- Remonstration,
- formal complaint,
- stink,
- holler,
- declaration,
- protestation,
- kick,
- question,
- nix,
- march,
- moratorium,
- howl.
- outbreak,
- debacle,
- metamorphosis,
- reversal,
- subversion,
- row,
- cabal,
- guerrilla activity,
- turnover,
- shake-up,
- crime,
- bloodshed,
- destruction,
- reformation,
- golpe,
- underground activity,
- violence,
- transformation,
- unrest,
- foment,
- innovation,
- uproar,
- plot,
- anarchy,
- radical change,
- shift,
- strife.
v.
• defect (verb)- leave,
- depart,
- abandon,
- tergiversate,
- back out,
- apostatize,
- spurn,
- go,
- run out,
- turn,
- fall away from,
- go over,
- renege,
- rat,
- sell out,
- tergiverse,
- turn coat,
- rebel,
- break faith,
- change sides,
- take a walk,
- quit,
- walk out on,
- forsake,
- reject,
- go back on,
- schism,
- desert,
- abscond,
- withdraw,
- pull out,
- lapse,
- go over the fence.
- irk,
- outrage,
- disenchant,
- nauseate,
- scandalize,
- pall,
- insult,
- displease,
- cloy on,
- abominate,
- put off,
- offend morals of,
- bother,
- disturb,
- turn one's stomach,
- be repulsive,
- pique,
- make one sick,
- fill with loathing.
- object,
- not mind,
- differ,
- transgress,
- pay no attention to,
- disagree,
- shirk,
- decline,
- contravene,
- infringe,
- break rules,
- evade,
- take law into own hands,
- not heed,
- withstand,
- rise in arms,
- counteract,
- fly in face of,
- balk,
- flout,
- violate,
- run riot,
- be remiss,
- revolutionize,
- not listen,
- ignore,
- go counter to,
- overstep,
- set aside,
- misbehave,
- recalcitrate.
- annoy,
- zing,
- cap,
- curdle,
- incense,
- antagonize,
- dissatisfy,
- chagrin,
- fret,
- anger,
- sound,
- exasperate,
- discontent,
- play dirty,
- roil,
- provoke,
- rile,
- vex,
- cool,
- disgust,
- put out,
- irritate,
- disappoint,
- cut to the quick,
- wing,
- worry,
- hurt,
- perplex,
- enrage,
- nettle,
- gall,
- aggravate,
- disgruntle,
- disoblige,
- frustrate.
- hate,
- find disgusting,
- be allergic to,
- have no use for,
- despise,
- refuse,
- have aversion to,
- be down on,
- execrate,
- detest,
- feel repugnance,
- abhor,
- repudiate.
- avow,
- fight,
- be displeased by,
- avouch,
- make a stink,
- demonstrate,
- assert,
- profess,
- asseverate,
- affirm,
- maintain,
- thumbs down,
- predicate,
- squawk,
- say no,
- expostulate,
- sound off,
- attest,
- take exception,
- declare,
- except,
- buck,
- insist,
- back-talk,
- blast,
- combat,
- Constate,
- put up a fight,
- testify,
- contend,
- inveigh against,
- remonstrate,
- cry out,
- be against.
- denounce,
- disobey,
- break with,
- run amok,
- secede,
- rise up,
- come out against,
- be insubordinate,
- censure,
- criticize.
- overthrow,
- defect,
- arise,
- take up arms,
- crawl,
- break,
- strike,
- gross out,
- riot,
- turn off,
- make flesh crawl,
- oppose,
- resist,
- renounce,
- sicken,
- turn stomach,
- rock the boat,
- repel,
- turn against,
- get out of line,
- make waves,
- pain,
- insurrect,
- drop out,
- repulse,
- offend,
- shock,
- defy,
- boycott,
- Reluct,
- overturn,
- opt out,
- make sick.
- floor,
- stupefy,
- awe,
- overwhelm,
- traumatize,
- bowl over,
- overcome,
- astound,
- agitate,
- flabbergast,
- stagger,
- daze,
- throw a curve,
- stun,
- rock,
- hit like ton of bricks,
- appall,
- shake up,
- abash,
- dismay,
- paralyze,
- unsettle,
- shake,
- numb,
- give a turn,
- electrify,
- startle,
- jar,
- knock out,
- flood,
- jolt.
How to use "Re volt" in context?
The re volt, or "reverse voltage" is an act of voltage switching, in which a power supply applies an inverted voltage to a load, to decrease its power consumption. The term is most commonly used to describe the switching of low voltage electric power grids to high voltage grids, in order to provide more power. Re volt is also used to describe the reverse operation of electric clocks, where the hour hand is moved the opposite direction of standard time in order to maintain synchronization with Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
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