"émeute" meaning in English

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          "text": "1834: George Browning, The Domestic and Financial Condition of Great Britain\nAt 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 apprehension."
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          "text": "1841: Frederic Tolfrey, The Sportsman in France\nCertain rumours of an emeute in Paris had reached the quiet little village of Arques towards the end of July, and on the 28th of the month the report was confirmed by the outbreak of the Revolution."
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          "text": "For when threatened with emeutes,\nTarantara! Tarantara!\nAnd your heart is in your boots,\nTarantara!\nThere is nothing brings it round,\nLike the trumpet's martial sound,\nTarantara! Tarantara! Tarantara!",
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        "A seditious tumult; an outbreak."
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        "(archaic) A seditious tumult; an outbreak."
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