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defiance

[dih-fahy-uhns] / dɪˈfaɪ əns /


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Instead, it was only Stokes' defiance that prevented them from bowling twice in the day.

From BBC

They struck me as bold symbols of defiance and resilience.

From Los Angeles Times

What it couldn’t shield her from was the worldview that traveled with her family—a worldview that read her independence not as maturity but as defiance.

From The Wall Street Journal

The chief rabbi told the Today programme that the festival of Hanukkah commemorates the defiance of a small band of Jews some 2,150 years ago who were targeted by Emperor Antiochus Epiphanes.

From BBC

If UC’s leaders have preached restraint, its faculty has opted for open defiance.

From Salon