insurgence

1. Now we need to build a great wall on the Internet to protect the country from foreigners trying to promote insurgence and instability under the cloak of freedom.
   现在我们需要建立的是因特网长城，抵御外敌以自由之名煽动的叛乱。
2. During the early years of the 20th century in China, accompanying the breaking up of Yihe Organization 'insurgence and the eight country's invading the later Qing-Dynasty was faced with a unprecedented authority crisis because of the worries coming from inside and outside.
   20世纪初的中国，伴随着义和团起义和八国联军战争的爆发，业已拙态百出的清王朝，面临着因外忧、内患而带来的空前的权威危机。
3. That Chao Cuo was appointed as the Magistrate of the Prince did not imply that the politic of Emperor Wen would be changing. However, the tough policy quickened the seven-nation's insurgence headed by King Wu.
   虽然用晁错为太子家令并不意味着文帝政治的转型，而强硬政策的施行却加快了吴王为首的七国叛乱。
4. Insurgence of Fusarium keratitis associated with contact lens wear
   与戴接触镜有关的镰孢菌性角膜炎暴发
5. As a result, our study on the rationality of criminal law shows great essentiality in preventing and lessening the occurrence and insurgence of these pathological phenomena and improving the mind and body of criminal law.
   因此，研究刑法理性对于防止和减少刑法病理现象的发生和侵袭，健全刑法健康的精神与肌体，就显得很有必要。

noun

1. an organized rebellion aimed at overthrowing a constituted government through the use of subversion and armed conflict

   Synonym:    insurgency