revolted
Staged a mutiny
Revolted is the past tense of revolt, meaning to rebel or rise up against authority: The colonists revolted against the crown.
More commonly now, revolted describes a feeling of intense disgust: I was revolted by the smell.
The two senses connect—both involve rejection and turning away from something intolerable.
repulsed
Rejected with disgust
horrified · repugnant · loathing · revulsion · abhorred · detested · queasy · distaste · aversion · repelled
mutinied
Revolted against authority
overthrew · resisted · defied · dissented · protested · rioted · insurrection · coup · sedition · mutiny
- disgustdisgust, disgusting, disgusted, revulsion, repulsion
revoltedattracted
Pulled by appeal
delighted · enchanted · captivated · enthralled · charmed
revoltedcompliant
Yielding to others' wishes
obedient · submissive · loyal · subservient · docile
revoltedsubmitted
Formally gave for consideration
obeyed · complied · acquiesced · capitulated · conformed
- slave revoltUprising by the enslaved
- popular revoltWidespread civilian rebellion
- tax revoltRefusal to pay duties
- armed revoltViolent rebellion against authority
- student revoltOrganized learner protest
- peasant revoltLower-class armed insurrection