Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

rebel-yell

Noun

/ˈrɛb.əl jɛl/

Definition

A loud, enthusiastic cry made by a rebel, especially used to express defiance or as a rallying call.

Examples

During the march, the crowd erupted in a powerful rebel-yell, echoing their demands for change.
The soldier let out a fierce rebel-yell before charging into battle, inspiring his comrades.
At the rally, the attendees joined together in a collective rebel-yell, embodying their refusal to back down.

Meaning

The term ‘rebel-yell’ typically refers to a spirited shout that symbolizes resistance or rebellion, often associated with soldiers or those in opposition to authority.