to overthrow
[verb]
to forcefully remove a person of authority or power from their position
civilian
[adjective]
relating to a person who is not a member of the military or police force and does not hold an official position in the government
refugee
[noun]
a person who is forced to leave their own country because of war, fear of prosecution, etc.
sniper
[noun]
an individual who shoots at their targets from a concealed and, usually, far place
survivor
[noun]
someone or something that stays alive or continues to exist, particularly after nearly dying or an unpleasant event
ceasefire
[noun]
a temporary peace during a battle or war when discussions regarding permanent peace is taking place
rebellion
[noun]
an organized action, usually violent, against an authority, attempting to bring about a change
siege
[noun]
the act of surrounding the enemy, a town, etc. and cutting off their supplies so that they would surrender
to retreat
[verb]
(of military) to move away in order to escape the danger because one has been defeated or is weak
shell
[noun]
a component of ammunition that is loaded into a firearm, including a casing or a hull, gunpowder, a primer, and a projectile
metaphorical
[adjective]
using a word, phrase, etc. not for its ordinary meaning, but for the idea or symbol that it represents or suggests
revolution
[noun]
the fundamental change of power, government, etc. in a country by people, particularly involving violence
loot
[noun]
money, goods, or valuables that have been taken by force or through illegal means
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