The term 'insurrectionary' is a combination of several words, each of which has its own meaning. The first word is 'REBEL, ' which refers to someone who actively opposes authority or an established system. The second word is 'RADICAL, ' which describes someone who advocates extreme or revolutionary changes in existing conditions. The third word is 'DISOBEDIENT, ' which means not following orders or instructions. The fourth word is 'REBELLIOUS, ' which means resisting authority or control. The fifth word is 'INSURGENT, ' which means a person who is actively involved in a rebellion or uprising. The sixth word is 'FACTIOUS, ' which means causing or characterized by internal dissension or disunity. The seventh word is 'GUERRILLA, ' which refers to a member of a small independent group that uses unconventional tactics, such as sabotage and harassment, to disrupt the activities of a larger group. All of these words together describe someone who is actively involved in a rebellion or uprising against an established system or authority.