Definitions

1. verb

to cause to rise or revolt; to stir up to rebellion

“The charismatic leader’s speech was said to have sublevated the crowd, inspiring them to demand change.”

2. verb

to raise or lift something up, often in a violent or sudden manner

“The strong winds were able to sublevate the entire side of the building, causing significant damage.”

3. verb

to elevate or raise something to a higher level, often in a figurative sense

“The politician’s promises were seen as an attempt to sublevate the country’s economy, but ultimately failed.”

4. noun

the act of causing something to rise or revolt

“The sublevation of the people was a surprise to the government, who had thought they were in control.”