The word 'insurgence' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is a noun that refers to an uprising or a rebellion, usually against a ruling power. Example sentence: The insurgence against the oppressive government sparked a revolution.
By the end of the first war, 50,000 were dead, Chechnya was in ruins and nationalism had been superseded by Islam.The second war in 1999 began with an insurgence of Chechen rebels into Dagestan, with the aim of freeing their Muslim brothers from occupation by infidels.
In 1929, when King Alexander I tried to suppress the conflict between Croatian and Serbian political parties by imposing a personal dictatorial regime in Yugoslavia, Ante Pavelić, a former delegate to Parliament and an advocate of Croatian separatism, fled to Italy and formed the Ustaša ("Insurgence") movement.
The First International was itself destroyed by the conflict between Marx and Bakunin, a conflict rooted as much in the contradictory personalities of the two leaders as in their rival doctrines revolution by a disciplined party versus revolution by the spontaneous insurgence of the working class, respectively.
In 1934 Alexander was assassinated as the result of a plot hatched by the Croatian Ustaša ("Insurgence"), a separatist association founded in 1929 by Ante Pavelić and enjoying the support of Italy's fascist leader, Benito Mussolini.
Nor did the Holocaust remove from Jews this big choice that Zionists posed from the start, though a generation of horror and Israeli insurgence delayed having to face it.
The amount of actually lethal violence by the insurgence wasn't, however, at the level that we associate with that words nowadays.
In Anbar, home to a virulent insurgence, the region had yet to be calmed by the alliance of tribes and American forces, later reinforced by the surge of United States troops in 2007.
It was when in the middle of the campaign – in the midst of an anti-establishment insurgence – he took off to Davos to be with his friends from international finance and politics.
There's some kind of force pulling at Saturn's rings!" "Holy CHRIST!" This is how two dismayed scientists on planet Earth first register that the alien insurgence of 20 years ago has now become a resurgence.
But amid the strikes, the burgeoning dole queues, the visceral resentment of Westminster and the general evidence of mounting human misery, these actions added to a feeling of chaos and insurgence.
Even for some countries ostensibly at peace, violence is a reality for many, from the favelas of Rio de Janeiro to the Lake Chad basin, where Boko Haram's insurgence is creating a crisis of displacement, hunger and fear for people in parts of Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
