émeutes
émeutes is the plural of émeute.
Meaning of émeute
Noun
émeute (plural émeutes)
- A seditious tumult; an outbreak.
- 1834: George Browning, The Domestic and Financial Condition of Great Britain
At court, all was uncertainty and gloom ; plots, intrigues, and conspiracies, were the ordinary topics of popular discussion ; and the outburst of some diabolical emeute to subvert the throne, was awaited with anxious...
- 1834: George Browning, The Domestic and Financial Condition of Great Britain
Questions about émeutes
- What is émeutes the plural of?
- Émeutes is the plural of émeute.
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